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This is what you get when you have something that's entirely in the application layer when part of it should be in lower layers. Cf. HTTP3/QUIC However, it's
by tenebrisalietum 4y ago
This is what you get when you have something that's entirely in the application layer when part of it should be in lower layers. Cf. HTTP3/QUIC
However, it's good that it's there, so you can add it if the lower layers aren't providing.
- kortex 4y agoI wish we had a layer 6-ish security protocol that "just worked" the way HTTP just works. Something analogous to an ssh tunnel, where once you establish the correct keys (via a single, simple operation), clients and servers can just talk with no extra application-level configuration. Currently if I want to use HTTP2/3, I have to fuss with openssl, self-signed certs (which never seems to work reliably for me), messing with /etc/hosts... it's always just painful for me for some reason.
- Too 4y agoWhen using kubernetes you have Service Mesh. Not the most easy. Outside of that there is like you say SSH tunnel or other forms of VPN. Except those are usually more global and expect all players inside the network to be dmz.