Bruno published a new guide covering SSL/TLS, CA certificates, and Client Certificates, along with how to configure them in Bruno for secure API connections and mTLS.
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Ever been curious about how SSL/TLS certificates actually work? We’ve published a new guide covering SSL/TLS, CA certificates, and Client Certificates, along with how to…
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Bruno
Opensource & native git IDE for exploring and testing APIs
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- Austin, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Bruno
The API-client built for developers. Open-source. Offline. Native git. Recently, the API-client has been ignored in lieu of building an 'API Platform'. This meant that as developers we got unnecessary and bloated features, proprietary storage and versioning systems, and for some reason everyone wants to capture our data in their cloud. Bruno is bringing back what we need. An API client that allows you to natively interact with any version control system. Store, share, and version your collections directly within whatever git provider you already use. End the pain of these cloud workspaces where it's impossible to find anything, and if you do it's not even versioned.
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Bruno attended the API:World event at the Bruno booth (#307) to meet the team, see why Bruno won Best in API Developer Experience, and enter the raffle.
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Bruno's company Bruno is hosting an API World booth to showcase its products and services.
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Bruno introduced AI in Bruno to cover API workflows, data handling, and security.
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