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Announcing encrypted container-to-container networking
Amelia Downs
Hello everyone,
🎉 This is a (slightly belated) announcement about a platform enabled way to do encrypted container-to-container (c2c) networking.
🔐 As of diego release 2.59.0 and cf-deployment 18.0.0, there is now a new container port exposed to allow encrypted container-to-container networking. To take advantage of this feature you will need to connect to port 61443 when doing c2c.
🔐 As of diego release 2.59.0 and cf-deployment 18.0.0, there is now a new container port exposed to allow encrypted container-to-container networking. To take advantage of this feature you will need to connect to port 61443 when doing c2c.
📎 See more in the docs
here.
🙋♀️. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to respond to this email or find us in the Cloud Foundry Slack
#diego channel.
Thanks,
The App Platform Runtime Working Group
Very interesting, thank you for the update Amelia !
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Benjamin
Le 31 mars 2022 à 22:52, Amelia Downs <adowns@...> a écrit :Hello everyone,🎉 This is a (slightly belated) announcement about a platform enabled way to do encrypted container-to-container (c2c) networking.
🔐 As of diego release 2.59.0 and cf-deployment 18.0.0, there is now a new container port exposed to allow encrypted container-to-container networking. To take advantage of this feature you will need to connect to port 61443 when doing c2c.🙋♀️. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to respond to this email or find us in the Cloud Foundry Slack#diego channel.Thanks,The App Platform Runtime Working Group