How does Ziti compare to something like nats (https://nats.io)?
I am not deeply familiar with nats.io, so I could be wrong in my comparisons.
OpenZiti is a connection-oriented overlay network vs NATS a messaging system.
OpenZiti SDKs are more easily embeddable in existing applications as it does not require changes in networking semantics.
FWI, the OpenZiti project 'integrated' their Go SDK into NATS last year - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V_HlDZy6M8&ab_channel=OpenZ....
I say 'integrated' as it was a quick and dirty integration rather than anywhere near production ready.
It allows you to:
* embed zero trust secure networking right into your Python application
* run your Python services without any open network ports.
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