Standalone CAs and Credential Provider Integrations now available
Introducing Standalone CAs for more granular control over TLS Decrypt management. This feature allows you to create and manage dedicated Certificate Authorities (CAs) that function independently from Aembit’s default Tenant-level certificates.
With Standalone CAs, you can assign CAs directly to specific Client Workloads or Resource Sets, creating isolated trust boundaries and enabling precise management of TLS traffic across different environments. Aembit intelligently selects the appropriate CA using a clear hierarchy: Client Workload level -> Resource Set level -> Tenant level.
To learn more about Standalone CAs, see About Standalone CA for TLS Decrypt.
We’ve updated the Deploy Edge Components experience in the Aembit admin UI to streamline how you deploy Aembit Edge Components.
We’ve added deployment guides directly in the Aembit admin UI for each type of deployment such as Kubernetes, Ubuntu Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, or Microsoft. Now when you’re deploying new Aembit Edge Components, you’ll have a guided experience to get you up and running faster.
Introducing Credential Provider Integrations, which automate credential lifecycle management for third-party systems. This feature makes sure your workloads always have valid credentials without manual management, enhancing both security and operational efficiency, eliminating manual credential management.
Our new Credential Provider Integrations feature makes this possible by connecting Aembit directly to third-party systems like with the GitLab Service Account integration. The GitLab Service Account integration enables you to create a Managed GitLab Account Credential Provider, which allows you to manage the credential lifecycle of your GitLab service accounts.
This gives you fine-grained control while eliminating the overhead of manual credential management.