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OpenZiti SDK's

In this series, we discuss various languages and frameworks, and how the SDK's within the OpenZiti project can be leveraged to embed zero trust principles into your applications.

Articles in this series

OpenZiti Python SDK: Introduction

Eugene KobyakovEugene Kobyakov
Sep 20, 20223 min read5.1K views

Ziti Python SDK: Intro OpenZiti project adds security layers that make your service available without exposing incoming ports, provides...

OpenZiti Python SDK: Introduction

Securing NodeJS Applications

Curt TudorCurt Tudor
Sep 28, 20229 min read1.9K views

An Introduction to the OpenZiti SDK for NodeJS ยท Welcome If you are a NodeJS app developer or DevSecOps practitioner, and application security and...

Securing NodeJS Applications

Zero Trust monitoring with OpenZiti

Eugene KobyakovEugene Kobyakov
Jan 9, 20234 min read3.6K views

Intro Monitoring is very important in today's technology world. It allows system administrators to detect early signs of failures and security...

Zero Trust monitoring with OpenZiti

Go is Amazing for Zero Trust

Clint DovholukClint Dovholuk
Dec 14, 20238 min read4.9K views

I have the privilege of working on the OpenZiti project. OpenZiti is a free, open-source overlay network and platform focused on making it easy to...

Go is Amazing for Zero Trust

Extend Access to a Private S3 Bucket Using Python

Kenneth BinghamKenneth Bingham
Jul 23, 20242 min read235 views

A private S3 bucket protects against a data leak by denying all public access. This approach moves access control from the public S3 API to the...

Extend Access to a Private S3 Bucket Using Python