Zero Trust Database Access Using OpenZiti and JDBC
summary
OpenZiti provides a JDBC wrapper called cdbc that delegates to existing drivers (Oracle, MySQL, Postgres, Progress) so apps use the same connection strings with a cdbc prefix, embeds SDKs into clients or servers, and runs an overlay with a controller and edge routers that use mutual TLS and ChaCha internals for outbound‑only tunnels. Policies use identity files (JSON or keystore), attributes control access, and live demos show assigning a DB role grants immediate access without VPN. OpenZiti JDBC (cdbc) wrapper and embed SDK in app or server
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 8:07Controller
- 12:43Zero Trust Network Access
- 14:13Application Access
- 25:39Use of the Sdk
- 32:22Identities
- 34:42Role Attributes
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