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Universal Identity (or Workload Identity) is a foundational concept that underpins every secure platform. When implemented well, it provides the platform and security teams the ability to reason about the entities running on their platform and the interactions between them.
SPIFFE has become the industry standard for establishing Identity that can be used to authenticate across all major cloud providers, on various workload platforms and even to an increasing number of third-party services. As SPIFFE adoption across various CNCF projects is growing, WebAssembly workloads present some unique challenges to simply lifting and shifting from what’s been done before.
This talk will cover the journey CNCF wasmCloud underwent in adopting SPIFFE as the foundation for providing Secure Production Identity for the WebAssembly Workloads running on the platform. We will share the lessons we learned from our journey, starting out with a concept to then bringing it all the way to production.
Colin Murphy is a senior software engineer on the Adobe Content Authenticity Initiative team. Previous roles include frontend engineer for Adobe Express, head of infrastructure of Adobe Document Cloud microservices, including Adobe Sign and Acrobat Web. He has been responsible for... Read More →
Joonas Bergius is a veteran of the Cloud Native community, having been part of the Kubernetes ecosystem as a contributor and end-user since the early days (circa 2015) of Kubernetes.
