Thank you. Actually one of the very hardest things for me working on Octelium is basically how to describe it concisely and clearly and I still can't say that I

Thank you. Actually one of the very hardest things for me working on Octelium is basically how to describe it concisely and clearly and I still can't say that I have an answer, that's why I prefer to describe it as a "unified secure/zero trust access" platform. It's a ZTNA platform but not in the typical sense, it's also a remote-access VPN but actually works via identity-aware proxies to control access at L-7 instead of at L-3 like in VPNs. It's BeyondCorp but actually supports client-less access for both humans via their browsers and SSO but it also supports client-less access for workloads via OAuth2 client credential flows and standard bearer authentication which makes it relevant for any workload written in any language to access all your HTTP-based Services via a single bearer access token without being aware of the Cluster's existence at all. And it's also a deployment platform that enables you to deploy and scale any containerized application, HTTP-based or not, and instantly provide secure client-based/client-less access to it via your policies or even completely expose it to anonymous access like it's a hosting platform if you wish.