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| Fact | agentgateway | Envoy Gateway |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | The project provides standalone binary, Docker and Kubernetes deployment paths. | The project can manage Envoy Proxy as a standalone or Kubernetes-based application gateway. |
| Enterprise support | Solo Enterprise for agentgateway advertises 24×7 coverage, upstream collaboration and operational guidance. | The project site lists third-party enterprise support and consulting providers, including Tetrate Enterprise Gateway for Envoy. |
| Integrations | Official integration categories cover identity providers, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, LLM providers, MCP, networking tools, agent frameworks and NetBird. | The project lists integrations and ecosystem projects including Envoy AI Gateway, Kuadrant, Knative, KServe, and KEDA. |
| Observability | Built-in observability exports OpenTelemetry metrics, logs and distributed traces. | The project lists metrics, access logging, and distributed tracing as observability features. |
| Purpose | Agentgateway is an open-source HTTP and gRPC gateway for routing, securing, observing, and governing service, LLM, MCP, and agent-to-agent traffic. | Envoy Gateway manages Envoy Proxy as a standalone or Kubernetes-based application gateway, using Gateway API resources to provision and configure proxies. |
| Security | Listed security features include JWT and OIDC, API keys, authorization policies, TLS and mTLS with certificate rotation, and rate limiting. | Its security controls include mTLS, JWT-based access control, OIDC integration, and API-key authorization. |
Agentgateway is aimed at platform engineers, tool-builders, and AI enthusiasts who need self-hosted traffic controls for services, LLMs, or agent systems. It also suits platform teams seeking routing, security, and observability features in one gateway.
Envoy Gateway suits teams deploying a self-hosted application gateway with standalone or Kubernetes-based modes. The quickstart requires a Kubernetes cluster, and installation options include several deployment tools and Kubernetes YAML.