CDClint Dovholukinblog.openziti.io·Nov 25, 2025 · 4 min readOpenZiti Drinks Its Own ChampagneManagement Plane Goes Zero-Trust TL;DR: Starting with OpenZiti 1.8, controller APIs can bind as OpenZiti services. The same app-embedded zero-trust that secures your applications now secures the management plane itself. Application-Embedded Zero-Trus...00
CDClint Dovholukinblog.openziti.io·Sep 9, 2024 · 5 min readMultifactor Zero Trust sshThe previous post revisited the zssh project and demonstrated how to implement a simple ssh client using the extended modules provided by the Golang project. It also modified that simple program and showed what it takes to incorporate OpenZiti, creat...00
CDClint Dovholukinblog.openziti.io·Sep 9, 2024 · 4 min readZero Trust *ssh.ClientA few years ago, the OpenZiti project developed and published two client tools to make ssh and scp available over an OpenZiti overlay network without requiring the sshd port to be exposed to the internet. If interested, read the original posts about ...00
CDClint Dovholukinblog.openziti.io·May 15, 2024 · 8 min readSigning Executables From GitHub ActionsHopefully, by now, we all know that we shouldn't download and run random, untrusted executables from the internet. Users want to feel good that the code they are executing is authentic and free from malware. Windows Defender is one of the better thin...00
CDClint Dovholukinblog.openziti.io·Apr 26, 2024 · 7 min readNo Listening Ports?Not too long ago, I authored a post about why Go is Amazing for Zero Trust. In that post, I write about one of OpenZiti's superpowers that allows your applications to have no listening ports by integrating an OpenZiti SDK into it. It's always interes...00
