Traffic Control

Traffic control relates to how ingress and egress is managed throughout the mesh. Grey Matter offers a wide variety of traffic control mechanisms to support an extensive range of deployments. The following pages detail how to configure traffic control and its use cases within Grey Matter:
Table of Contents
Topic
Description
​Routing​
Learn about how Grey Matter routing works, as well as how to configure routing and rewrite rules.
​Load Balancing​
Configure load balancing techniques for multiple hosts in one cluster.
​Traffic Splitting​
Manage the amount of traffic sent to each cluster for each route on the sidecar.
​Route Forwarding​
Route traffic to different cluster based on request metadata such as headers, cookies, and URI parameters.
​Host Identification for Upstream Connections​
Configure TLS connections to require different host names for TLS connections and reaching hosts behind a load balancer.
​Multi-mesh​
Connect two distinct meshes using Grey Matter API objects.
​Header Manipulation​
Manipulate request/response headers of mesh traffic.
​Protocol Selection​
Specify traffic protocols in the mesh.

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Topic	Description
Routing	Learn about how Grey Matter routing works, as well as how to configure routing and rewrite rules.
Load Balancing	Configure load balancing techniques for multiple hosts in one cluster.
Traffic Splitting	Manage the amount of traffic sent to each cluster for each route on the sidecar.
Route Forwarding	Route traffic to different cluster based on request metadata such as headers, cookies, and URI parameters.
Host Identification for Upstream Connections	Configure TLS connections to require different host names for TLS connections and reaching hosts behind a load balancer.
Multi-mesh	Connect two distinct meshes using Grey Matter API objects.
Header Manipulation	Manipulate request/response headers of mesh traffic.
Protocol Selection	Specify traffic protocols in the mesh.