Configure mutual TLS end-to-end for APISIX using the a6 CLI.
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Mutual TLS (mTLS) configuration for APISIX via the a6 CLI, enabling strong client and upstream authentication to secure service-to-service communication.
Run the sample workflow to enable mTLS by creating an SSL resource, a secure upstream, and a route that uses TLS.
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You can configure mutual TLS for APISIX using the a6 CLI by creating an SSL resource, defining a secure upstream, and synchronizing a route that enforces TLS. This secures both client and upstream communication end-to-end.
End-to-end mTLS secures microservices by requiring TLS certificates for both the client connecting to APISIX and APISIX connecting to the upstream backend. This mutual authentication ensures secure service-to-service communication across the full path.
To require client certificates for APISIX routes via a6, you configure client-to-APISIX mTLS. This enforces strong client authentication by demanding valid TLS certificates when clients connect to APISIX.
Yes, you can use the a6 CLI to apply TLS certificates to upstream communications. By configuring APISIX-to-upstream mTLS, APISIX presents a client certificate when calling upstream backends over TLS.
Yes, setting up APISIX mTLS requires creating an SSL resource first. You use the a6 ssl command to manage certificates before defining the secure upstream and route that utilize the TLS configuration.
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