Anyware Trust Center Administrators' Guide

The Anyware Trust Center provides a management and security plane for a Trusted Zero Client deployment. Using the Anyware Trust Center, administrators can register Trusted Zero Clients, manage their capabilities and features, enable and disable connections, and monitor access behavior.

The Anyware Trust Center is an application composed of multiple services on a single VM. It connects to Trusted Zero Client endpoints and your Endpoint Manager.

Important: About Endpoint Managers

The Anyware Trust Center is an API service, and has no user interface. All user interaction and interfaces are provided by an Endpoint Manager, also called Endpoint Management Software (EMS). Endpoint Management Software is available from the hardware manufacturer of your Trusted Zero Client. Ensure that the EMS is compatible with the Trust Center version you intend to use.

Anyware Trust Center Architecture

The Anyware Trust Center is composed of multiple feature services which communicate internally within the cluster, and also securely communicate with the distributed Trusted Zero Clients and the Endpoint Manager.

About Anyware Trust Center Persistence

The Anyware Trust Center uses multiple services for data persistence. The following table lists these services and briefly describes how each is used.

Service	Description
MongoDB	MongoDB maintains management data, including endpoint configuration, digital twins, and system configuration.
MariaDB	Provides OTA update data and metadata.
Vault	Holds auth secrets, Anyware Trust Center user credentials, and endpoint operational PKI.
Redis	Audit logging and general system caching.

Note: About external services

The Anyware Trust Center does not currently support external instances of these services.

We recommend backing up the Anyware Trust Center and all persistent storage volumes.