Is there any more documentation on this, in addition to the awesome video.
I am looking to play around with this to get a demo to work.
PS… towards the end of the video, the term “smoke” was mentioned. Is there any chance that you can elaborate on what this is? It seems to be a part of OpenZiti.
Thanks
Also… the video talks about attesting workloads on cloud hosted servers. It would be great if you can add a few more comment to describe this in more detail.
Is there any more documentation
Not yet. Coming soon. Ziti tv is often dripping wet stuff the team is working on.
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I was a really cool demo… definitely keen to work through all of the steps.
Will you elaborate on the context in which "smoke" was mentioned, or provide a timestamp? The first meaning that springs to mind is a "smoke test" which in software is a simple, functional test of an app or system. The term derives from the practice of plugging in newly manufactured electrical devices to ensure they don't immediately catch fire.
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you will find it in the transcripts at 41:30 … keen to have more clarity on this.
@markamind Andrew was referring to the maintainers’ own private “smoke instance” which is a (smoke) test suite we use to build and destroy a Ziti network along with each code change so we’ll know right away if basic connectivity is affected. Plug it in and hope there’s no smoke!
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