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SPIFFE and SPIRE provide a uniform identity control plane across modern and heterogeneous infrastructure. Since software and application architectures have grown substantially, they are spread across virtual machines in public clouds and private data centers. Security models for the organizations that manage them must keep up with these infrastructure technologies. And this is where SPIFFE and SPIRE come in. With SPIFFE/SPIRE, developers and operators can build software using new infrastructure technologies, while allowing security teams to step back from time-consuming security processes.

Key Use Cases

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Secure microservices communication automatically with Envoy, X.509 PKI, or JWT

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Authenticate securely to common databases or platforms without passwords or API keys

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Build, bridge, and extend service mesh across organizations without sharing keys

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Cross-service authentication for zero trust security model

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Bridging the gap between Kubernetes and other platforms

Integrations & Implementations

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Deep Dive

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SPIFFE, the Secure Production Identity Framework For Everyone (SPIFFE) Project defines a framework and set of standards for identifying and securing communications between application services.

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SPIRE (the SPIFFE Runtime Environment) is a toolchain of APIs for establishing trust between software systems across a wide variety of hosting platforms.