Meshery Server Registration
How a Meshery Server registers itself with Layer5 Cloud as its Remote Provider, what data is recorded, and how re-registration is handled.
The Layer5 Cloud provides a comprehensive suite of management tools for cloud-native infrastructure. Understanding the core entities and how they interact is essential for effectively managing your service meshes, clusters, and designs.
The following concepts form the foundation of the Layer5 Cloud ecosystem:
This section explains the underlying concepts of Layer5 Cloud β the building blocks that the rest of the documentation assumes you understand.
To get the most out of Layer5 Cloud, it is important to understand how these components interact:
| Concept | Relationship | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| User to Workspace | Many-to-Many | Users can collaborate across multiple isolated workspaces. |
| Workspace to Environment | One-to-Many | A single workspace can host multiple environments for lifecycle management. |
| Design to Catalog | Many-to-One | Designs can be published to a catalog for broader consumption and version control. |
For a deeper dive into the technical implementation of these concepts, please refer to our Architecture Documentation.
How a Meshery Server registers itself with Layer5 Cloud as its Remote Provider, what data is recorded, and how re-registration is handled.
Organizations, teams, users, roles, keychains, keys, sessions, and tokens.
The Cloud Catalog is a web-based, public catalog to facilitate easy sharing and discovery of common cloud native architectures and design patterns.
Meshery Spaces serve as a gathering point for your team-based work by grouping resources and controlling their access.