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There is Blue Coat. The technology to MITM TLS connections is widespread, but I'd recommend against it. You would create a single point of failure for your whol
by samus 5y ago
There is Blue Coat. The technology to MITM TLS connections is widespread, but I'd recommend against it. You would create a single point of failure for your whole infrastructure and a prime attack target. Also, if the proxy fails to correctly validate the TLS connection, every service will end up talking to the wrong endpoints.
Possible alternative: a dedicated API facade that forwards to the real APIs, and blocking of all other connections. There might be a tool that generates one from Swagger specifications. Also, require a client certificate or a password for each service. This way, you get centralized logging and access control without breaking TLS.