Implement the Gateway API across hybrid and multi-cloud Kubernetes environments with a secure, fast, and reliable NGINX data plane.
Future-Proof Kubernetes App Connectivity
Increase uptime and reduce complexity for your Kubernetes apps with the Gateway API-conformant NGINX Gateway Fabric.
Why Use NGINX Gateway Fabric
Data Plan
Simplify Operations
Built on the proven high-performance NGINX data plane, NGINX Gateway Fabric is a Kubernetes Gateway API implementation that provides fast, reliable, and secure connectivity for your Kubernetes apps. It simplifies and streamlines deployment and management of Kubernetes platforms by leveraging the same data and control planes across any hybrid or multi-cloud Kubernetes environment, reducing complexity and tool sprawl. NGINX Gateway Fabric also features a native role-based API model that enables self-service governance capabilities for multi-tenant development teams.
Extensibility
Unlock Advanced Capabilities
Unlike Kubernetes Ingress resources, the Gateway API-based NGINX Gateway Fabric delivers many use cases of the box, including blue0green and canary deployment, A/B testing, and request/response manipulation. It also defines an annotation-less extensibility model, including extension points and policy attachments, to unlock advanced NGINX data plane features that are not supported by the API itself.
Interoperability
Seamless Platform Integration
NGINX Gateway Fabric is a dedicated and conformant implementation of the Kubernetes Gateway API , which provides a high level of configuration compatibility and portability for easier migration. With a Kubernetes-native design, it ensures seamless ecosystem integration with other Kubernetes platform tools and processes. NGINX Gateway Fabric is an open source project that operates in accordance with the established community governance procedures, delivering full transparency in the development process and features roadmap.
Technical Specifications
Deploy on any Kubernetes Platform, Including:
- Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
- Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (ASK)
- Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
- Red Hat OpenShift
- Rancher by SUSE
- VMware Tanzu
- All other Kubernetes-conformant platforms
