Specification and maturity
- Category
- workload identity
- Version
- Version not established by local corpus
- Status from supplied research
- Community specification and reference implementation cited in supplied research
- Status verification
- UNVERIFIED_EXTERNAL
- Source class
- external workload-identity standard and implementation
- Implementation maturity
- Not implemented by the static Eviulon public portal
- Eviulon use class
- SUPPORTED_CONCEPT
- Review date
- 2026-08-08
Privacy and authority
Privacy effect: Short-lived workload identities reduce static-secret exposure but can reveal infrastructure topology if poorly scoped.
Authority boundary: Workload identity authenticates a runtime or service; it is not civic identity, citizenship, a passport, or legal authority.
Dependencies
- trust domain
- node/workload attestation
- certificate rotation
- mTLS policy
Risks
- trust-domain compromise
- selector mistakes
- runtime-versus-civic identity confusion
Evidence and truth boundary
Descriptive standards map only. A record does not prove Patefacere adoption, Eviulon legal adoption, interoperability, conformance, passport issuance, credential presentation, live revocation, production trust anchors, or external recognition. External specification status is recorded as source-derived and review-due unless the specification is packaged locally.
Authority and record status
Responsible authority: external workload-identity standard and implementation.
Source-derived status remains externally unverified unless packaged locally.
Revision date: . Public corrections may be initiated through the diplomatic contact route.