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@datacules/agent-identity-store-spiffe

v0.13.0

Published

SPIFFE/SPIRE workload identity credential store for @datacules/agent-identity

Readme

@datacules/agent-identity-store-spiffe

SPIFFE/SPIRE workload identity store for the agent-identity framework. Zero static credentials — the agent is cryptographically attested by SPIRE and receives short-lived X.509 SVIDs that are auto-renewed.

Install

npm install @datacules/agent-identity-store-spiffe

Usage

import { SpiffeCredentialStore }  from '@datacules/agent-identity-store-spiffe';
import { createRouterFromStore } from '@datacules/agent-identity';

const store = new SpiffeCredentialStore({
  spiffeEndpointSocket: 'unix:///run/spire/sockets/agent.sock',
  trustDomain: 'acme.com',
});

// Routing rule matched by SPIFFE ID
const rules = [
  {
    id:            'rule-orders-agent',
    matchSpiffeId: 'spiffe://acme.com/ns/production/sa/orders-agent',
    credentialRef: 'orders-db-slot',
    credentialKind:'fixed',
    priority:      90,
  },
];

const router = createRouterFromStore(store, rules, logger);
// ctx.spiffeId must be set to the workload's SPIFFE ID
const resolved = await router.resolveAsync(ctx);

How it works

  1. The SPIRE agent runs as a DaemonSet (Kubernetes) or system service.
  2. On findByRef() the store calls the SPIRE Workload API over a Unix socket to fetch the workload's current X.509 SVID bundle.
  3. The SVID is cached until 60 seconds before its notAfter time, then automatically renewed.
  4. The credential's ref field contains the PEM-encoded certificate — injected server-side into the outbound request.
  5. Routing rules use matchSpiffeId (exact string or glob) to select the right SVID for each downstream service.

Why use this?

  • Zero static secrets — no API keys, passwords, or tokens stored anywhere.
  • Cryptographic attestation — SPIRE verifies the workload's identity via OS primitives (kernel attestation, Kubernetes service account, AWS EC2 instance identity).
  • Short-lived credentials — default SVID TTL is 1 hour; compromise window is minimal.
  • mTLS ready — SVIDs can authenticate mutual TLS connections to downstream services directly.

Part of the agent-identity monorepo by Datacules LLC.