Kenneth BinghamforOpenZiti Tech Blogblog.openziti.io·May 22, 2024Limitless zrok with DockerYou can conveniently run a zrok instance on a Linux server. The Caddy option makes it easy to auto-renew a wildcard certificate to protect the zrok API and your public shares with TLS. What's This Good For? You can publicly share websites, files, et...Discuss·482 readszrokself-hosted
Nehal IngoleforRead & Learnlearnwithnehal.hashnode.dev·Feb 29, 2024Unveiling OpenZiti and ZrokIntroduction In today's digital age, where data security is paramount, the need for robust networking solutions has never been greater. Enter OpenZiti, an innovative open-source platform that is reshaping the landscape of secure networking. In this b...Discuss·8 likes·50 readsopenziti
Cameron OttsforOpenZiti Tech Blogblog.openziti.io·Feb 29, 2024The Python zrok SDKIf you are reading this, hopefully, you are familiar with zrok: an open source solution for easy and secure sharing built on OpenZiti. If not you can check out this post introducing zrok. If you have then that's great news! You might be familiar with...Discuss·1 like·484 readsPython
Edward ThompsonforOpenZiti Tech Blogblog.openziti.io·Feb 13, 2024Securing a Dedicated Palworld Server For My Family with zrokI like playing survival games, and my adult sons and I have been looking for a game we could play together. This weekend, we discovered Palworld, a new MMO available as an early release on Steam. We wanted to play on a dedicated server. I recently pu...Discuss·2 likes·445 readspalworld
Paul LorenzforOpenZiti Tech Blogblog.openziti.io·Jan 26, 2024Fun with Adaptive Rate LimitingBackground We recently had an issue where an OpenZiti network was overwhelmed with client requests when a user change unintentionally caused the request rate to spike. The fundamental problem was that if a request took too long, the client gave up, b...Discuss·3 likes·1.1K readsFor Devsgolang
Eugene KobyakovforOpenZiti Tech Blogblog.openziti.io·Oct 24, 2023Put some Ziti in your CaddyIn this post I'll continue showing the power of OpenZiti and its SDK. This time I'll show you how we zitified Caddy Server. If you're a regular reader of this blog, the concept of zitification, i.e. embedding OpenZiti SDK into you application, should...Discuss·2 likes·711 readsopenziti
Michael QuigleyforOpenZiti Tech Blogblog.openziti.io·Sep 8, 2023zrok with the Power of CaddyIt's that time again... we've just dropped a new zrok release! This time the marquee features are based on Caddy (https://caddyserver.com/). Caddy is a powerful Swiss Army Knife for serving and proxying HTTP resources, and we've integrated that power...Discuss·1.1K readszrokzrok
Michael QuigleyforOpenZiti Tech Blogblog.openziti.io·Aug 23, 2023The zrok SDKHopefully, you're already familiar with zrok, our open-source solution for easy and secure sharing. If you're not, check out the initial post introducing zrok. There's also a more recent post describing some of the new features in the latest v0.4.0 v...Discuss·3 likes·1.9K readszrokzrok
Geoff BerlforOpenZiti Tech Blogblog.openziti.io·Aug 8, 2023Got 5 Minutes? Secure Your Python Website with Zero Trust.I have a website I built using Django; it's just a personal site meant to be used by friends and family. This makes it a perfect fit for zero trust as, I can hide it from the world and hand out specific access to friends and family I want to allow to...Discuss·2 likes·1.8K readsA Ziti Network For All The BerlHome Things!Python
Michael QuigleyforOpenZiti Tech Blogblog.openziti.io·Jun 27, 2023zrok v0.4.0 Released!Today we celebrate the initial release of zrok v0.4.0. This new release of zrok introduces important new features and provides a stronger more extensible foundation for future growth. If you're just tuning in now and want to learn more about zrok, vi...Rudford Hamon and 1 other are discussing this2 people are discussing thisDiscuss·2 likes·1.0K readszrokzrok
