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Pomerium is an open-source identity-aware proxy that provides zero-trust access to internal applications by acting as a Layer 7 reverse proxy built on Envoy. It authenticates users via your existing OIDC IdP, enforces centralized, YAML-style authorization policies, and issues cryptographically signed JWTs to upstream services for clientless access and centralized auditing. Typical use cases include securing Kubernetes access and ingress, enabling remote teams to work without VPNs, and deploying an agentic gateway for per-request authorization of AI agents.
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Pomerium is a Zero Trust access proxy that has added native SSH support.
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Pomerium - An open-source and enterprise identity-centric access proxy
Pomerium — An identity-aware access proxy that can protect internal apps, APIs, SSH, and other services without exposing the network.
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Pomerium — strong on the authorization / zero-trust side: treating agents as identities that need controlled access to internal resources
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Pomerium: Top open-source, clientless, identity-aware proxy that supports complex, context-aware policies.