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Examples

Working Code Samples and Integration Patterns

Work in Progress

This page is under construction. We're collecting real-world examples from early adopters and building reference implementations. Your contributions are welcome! Share your KTP integration patterns, code samples, or use cases by opening an issue or contributing to the repository.

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Examples Coming Soon

We're working with early implementers to gather practical examples and integration patterns. Have an example to share? We'd love to feature it here!

Planned Examples

We're working on reference implementations for common integration scenarios:

Infrastructure & Gateway Integration

  • API Gateway Integration - Nginx, Envoy, Kong with KTP authorization
  • Service Mesh - Istio/Linkerd trust-based routing
  • Load Balancers - HAProxy with KTP health checks

Application Frameworks

  • Web Framework Middleware - Express.js, FastAPI, Flask, Django
  • GraphQL Servers - Apollo Server with KTP field-level authorization
  • gRPC Services - Trust-aware interceptors

Data & Storage

  • Database Access Control - PostgreSQL, MongoDB with trust constraints
  • Message Queues - Kafka, RabbitMQ with KTP producer/consumer policies
  • Caching Layers - Redis with trust-based TTL

Specialized Use Cases

  • Autonomous Agent Swarms - Multi-agent systems with trust constraints
  • IoT Device Management - Edge devices with limited trust
  • CI/CD Pipelines - Trust-aware deployment automation
  • Microservices - Service-to-service trust verification

Example Structure

When complete, each example will include:

  • Overview - What the example demonstrates
  • Prerequisites - Required knowledge and tools
  • Code Samples - Working implementations
  • Configuration - Setup and deployment instructions
  • Testing - How to verify the implementation
  • Production Notes - Considerations for real-world use

Contributing Examples

Have you built something with KTP? Share it with the community:

What Makes a Good Example?

  • Focused - Demonstrates one clear concept or integration pattern
  • Complete - Includes all necessary code and configuration
  • Tested - Actually works and has been validated
  • Documented - Clear explanations of what and why
  • Production-Ready - Includes error handling, logging, monitoring

How to Contribute

  1. Start a Discussion - Share your idea in GitHub Discussions
  2. Open an Issue - Propose your example with an outline
  3. Submit Code - Create a pull request with your implementation
  4. Get Featured - We'll showcase your work here and in the community spotlight

In the Meantime

While we build the examples library: