CryptoHub integration guides overview
The CryptoHub integration guides provide detailed technical documentation on integrating third-party applications with the Futurex CryptoHub. These guides result from our rigorous certification process in which our Integration Engineering team thoroughly tests and validates each integration in a lab environment before certifying it for customer deployment.
Each integration guide is specific to a particular third-party application and explains how to integrate those applications with the CryptoHub by using supported protocols such as PKCS #11, Microsoft CNG, JCE, OpenSSL Engine, KMIP, and more.
This guide assumes you have a solid technical understanding of the third-party application, cryptographic concepts, and basic networking.
The typical flow of our integration guides is as follows:
- Before you start: Covers supported hardware models, OS versions, third-party software, and other prerequisites.
- Deploy the integration in CryptoHub: Provides a simple and straightforward wizard-based deployment for the integration service you are deploying.
- Create an Endpoint for the service: Explains how to create new Endpoints for the service, making it easy for the third-party application to connect and authenticate to the CryptoHub.
- Configure the third-party application: Shows how to configure the application to connect to the Futurex device and use its cryptographic functionalities.
- Test the integration: Provides test cases and expected results to validate that the integration works end-to-end for key use cases properly.
- Troubleshoot common issues: Offers tips for diagnosing and resolving common errors or issues seen with the integration.
Ansible
Axway VA
BIND
EJBCA
IBM Db2
MongoDB
NGINX
Zoho