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This section contains a set of standalone examples that demonstrate different use cases for the go-spiffe library.

Mutually Authenticated TLS (mTLS): Establish mTLS connections between workloads using automatically rotated X.509 SVIDs obtained from the SPIFFE Workload API.
SVIDs stream: Get automatically rotated X.509 SVIDs and JWT Bundles for your workload.
gRPC over mTLS: Send gRPC requests between workloads over mTLS using automatically rotated X.509 SVIDs obtained from the SPIFFE Workload API.
HTTP over mTLS: Send HTTP requests between workloads over mTLS using automatically rotated X.509 SVIDs obtained from the SPIFFE Workload API.
HTTP over TLS with JWT and X.509 SVIDs: Send HTTP requests between workload over a TLS + JWT authentication using automatically rotated X.509 SVIDs and JWT SVIDs from the SPIFFE Workload API.
HTTP over TLS with JWT SVIDs only: Authenticate client workloads to the server using JWT-SVIDs sent over TLS-encrypted HTTP connections to handle environments in which a proxy or load balancer would prevent the transmission of X.509-SVIDs over mTLS.