This example demonstrates the example for acheiving 2way ssl on both ingress ( inward traffic) as well as egress ( outward network traffic ) using Envoy
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two-way-ssl-authentication
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A PoC to check Service to Service authentication using two-way SSL.
api ssl microservices authentication microservice https poc ssl-certificates secure-communication client-certificate two-way-ssl-authentication client-cert-authentication client-certificate-authentication 2-way-ssl service-to-service api-to-api
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TLS Communication with Node.js - https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12808908
nodejs tls-session-ticket-keys iot-security tls-support tls-authentication handshake-protocol osi-model presentation-layer two-way-ssl-authentication tls-client x509-auth tls-encryption tls-session iot- x509v3 tls-server tls-client-server
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