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Alibaba Sentinel: Open‑Source Cloud‑Native High‑Availability Protection for Distributed Services (Sentinel Go v1.0.4 Release)

The article introduces Alibaba's open‑source Sentinel, a cloud‑native high‑availability protection component for distributed microservices that offers flow control, circuit breaking, concurrency limiting and adaptive overload protection, and highlights the new Sentinel Go v1.0.4 features such as Prometheus metrics, enhanced circuit‑breaker recovery, Apollo data source, and updated Kubernetes CRD support for version 1.22+.

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Alibaba Sentinel: Open‑Source Cloud‑Native High‑Availability Protection for Distributed Services (Sentinel Go v1.0.4 Release)

Sentinel is Alibaba's open‑source, cloud‑native high‑availability protection component designed for distributed service architectures. It safeguards microservices stability by addressing traffic through rate limiting, traffic shaping, concurrency control, circuit breaking, and system‑adaptive overload protection, and supports multiple languages (Java, Go, C++, Rust) as well as Istio/Envoy integration for Service Mesh.

Sentinel Go, the native Go implementation, has reached GA and aligns with the core protection capabilities. The recent v1.0.4 release adds a Prometheus metric exporter, strengthened circuit‑breaker recovery strategies, Apollo data source integration, and other improvements.

The update also upgrades the Sentinel Go Kubernetes CRD data‑source to be compatible with Kubernetes 1.22 and later, enabling seamless cloud‑native deployments.

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