QuicSec middleware streamlines application migration to HTTP/3 and automates the injection of plugins for identity/certificate management and rotation, authentication/authorization and observability. The current QuicSec Feature List lists the current supported capabilities.
Upgrading your application to HTTP/3 can be done in 3 steps
- Build: Import QuicSec HTTP library
- Run with automated identity & security policies & observability & connection management
- Build
Update your HTTP call with QuicSec Middleware Detailed guide
- Run
Enable identity, security and observability plugins dynamically at runtime.
- Enable pluggable workload identity solution (E.g., cert-manager-csi-spiffe)
- (Optional) Enable pluggable external security/policy engines and WAFs or use built-in policy configuration
- (Optional) Integrate with runtime observability platforms for log aggregation, telemetry, dashboards or use built-in observability platform example
The Bookstore Example illustrates how a set of microservices can be migrated with a one-line change to add HTTP/3 support, and in the process gain automatic identity management (certificate injection and rotation), security (mTLS with AuthN/Z) and observability (metrics, logs, performance analysis).
In addition, application access over HTTP/3 improves latency by up to a third vs using previous versions of HTTP.