Connectivity
Connectivity
Eden's Connectivity category gives applications, agents, services, models, and data systems a secure, protocol-aware way to communicate.
Connectivity begins with an endpoint and becomes operational through gateways, APIs, interlays, routing, mirroring, protocol translation, identity, and private transport.
Capabilities
| Capability | What it covers | Start here |
|---|---|---|
| Endpoints | Represent servers, functions, applications, APIs, LLMs, and databases as governed resources. | Endpoints |
| Service gateways | Place one authenticated, policy-aware entry point in front of a system. | Gateway model |
| APIs | Compose, publish, version, and authorize reusable interfaces. | Published APIs |
| Routing & mirroring | Direct, duplicate, and compare traffic across eligible targets. | Traffic Mirroring |
| Protocol translation | Bridge client and backend protocols through an explicit gateway contract. | Gateway model |
| Identity & access | Control which human, service, runtime, or agent identity may use a connection. | Authentication |
Endpoint families
Eden can represent databases, caches, vector stores, LLMs, applications, HTTP services, functions, servers, storage systems, and cloud platforms as governed endpoints. Endpoint type controls configuration and protocol behavior; identity, permissions, credentials, telemetry, and audit remain consistent.
How Eden implements connectivity
- Gateway supplies endpoints, gateways, APIs, routing, identity, policy, and
protocol-aware request handling.
- Data Plane extends the data plane with additional routing and execution
capability.