As modern applications expand across multiple clusters, clouds, and hybrid regions, traditional security mechanisms, such as long lived secrets, static certificates, or cloud provider specific identity and access management, struggle to keep up with the scale, velocity, and ephemeral nature of microservices. Red Hat’s zero trust workload identity manager is designed to resolve this by dynamically issuing temporary, cryptographically attested identities to workloads at runtime. This enables your applications to systematically prove what they are, not just where they run.Zero trust workload identity manager version 1.1 is now generally available, delivering universal runtime-attested identities for workloads across your cloud native deployment fleet.Production scaling with upstream SPIFFE and SPIREBuilt on the trusted foundation of the upstream SPIRE project, which is the reference implementation of the Secure Production Identity Framework for Everyone (SPIFFE) standard, zero trust workload identity manager abstracts complex configurations into an automated, enterprise-ready Day 2 operator.If you're looking to scale your deployments and operate safely in high-traffic production environments, this solution offers a unified identity plane that bridges your container environments. By tying identity directly to continuous runtime attestation, the platform reduces reliance on static secrets and manual certificate management. While the upstream SPIFFE and SPIRE projects support both virtual machines and containers, we deliver these capabilities natively for containers within your Red Hat OpenShift environments. This targeted footprint allows platform teams to maximize container security and performance while leveraging our operator securely in high scale production environments.