ZETA (ZEro Trust elAsticity) is an open-source framework that supports zero-trust in the elasticity of edge-cloud microservices. ZETA also provides support for elasticity delegation capabilities between these edge-cloud microservices.

1. Introduction
2. Dependencies
3. Installation
4. About the work
5. License

ZETA is a distributed framework aims to support zero-trust in the elasticity operations edge-cloud microservices. It is a platform-agnostic framework that can evaluate contextual trust levels. ZETA takes into consideration a high-level view of the platform services that are deployed on cloud. For more details, checkout the wiki page.

The baseline ZETA requires

• Docker and docker-compose

There are a few additional external dependencies if you want to generate plots and stress test ZETA. They include:

• k6.io
• Jupyter

The installation of ZETA is quite straight-forward. Although you may have to be careful about the providing the correct manifest.

Steps:

• Provide the correct influxDB.confconfigurations and mount it during the runtime.
• (First Time only) Run the init.db when the observed-knowledge component starts up.
• Edit the trust-computation/trust_config.yaml values.
• Put your public/private keypair in the authorization service component
• (Optional) Supplement the gp_regression.py with your own.
• Fill the docker-compose.yml config variables
• create .env file for sensitive environment variables

Mandatory Env variables:

Finally, start the docker-compose.yml services

ZETA framework is a part of Master's thesis titled "Establishing trust for secure elasticity in edge-cloud microservices__" written by Rohit Raj and supervised by Prof. Hong-Linh Truong and Prof Aurèlien Francillon. If you use this work, please cite the thesis.

• Raj, Rohit. 2021. Establishing trust for secure elasticity in edge-cloud microservices. Master's Thesis. (Submitted to) Aalto University, Finland & Eurecom, France

ZETA is licensed under the Apache License 2.0