Sidecar Docker container used to authenticate using mTLS communication as server (webhook, for example) between microservices
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Sidecar Docker container used to authenticate using mTLS communication as server (webhook, for example) between microservices
Quickly protect your self-hosted TCP applications with mTLS via an easy-to-use interface and client application
Relay server and agent for kubernetes cluster interactions
Example of an authenticated gRPC & grpc-gateway HTTP server, and various client connection examples.
🐭 Moco-proxy is TCP & TLS proxy with load balancing, traffic mirroring and monitoring support.
Ambassador Docker container used to authenticate using mTLS communication as client (request) between microservices
go mTLS with multiple certificate issuers and OCSP verification
This is a cross-platform go tool to demonstrate the implementation of mTLS (Mutual TLS) and how useful it can be to setup authorization on top of TLS certificate - known as Certificate Bound Token. This program could be run into client or server mode. All certificates (for root & clients CAs, server and clients) are auto generated.
A lightweight and cross-platform desktop proxy client. To connect to self-hosted applications protected by Drawbridge, a reverse proxy.
Small utility that starts local http server, and forwards all requests to remote endpoint that requires mTLS authentication.
Cargomail — a reference implementation of the revised Internet mail architecture
A mutual-TLS (mTLS) zero-trust authentication server written in Go.
Traefik plugin which allows authorizing mTLS requests based on subject CN.
A secure, centralized system for distributing and updating Certbot-generated TLS certificates across multiple servers, using mutual TLS (mTLS) authentication and automated verification via Go-based client and server components.
A fork of the OpenID Connect Go library from ZITADEL
fizzle like a fuse sputtering unpredictably to zero
Sandbox to test your mTLS integrations.
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