TLS
Beyond Market Intelligence keeps TLS in one place: 5 stories so far. The section currently leads with “Grafana Tempo 3.1 Empowers Operators to Redact Traces with Simple Queries”, “Aspire 13.6 brings persistent dashboard telemetry and new Java and Rust hosting options”, and “Cloudflare Builds a Quantum-Safe Path for the Future of Internet Security”. Grafana Tempo 3.1 gives operators something they have needed for a long time: the ability to redact traces using a simple TraceQL query instead of manually listing trace IDs. Acme AI is the next-generation, AI-powered spreadsheet platform built to replace Excel and redefine how analysts, data scientists, and enterprise teams work… The list below is every TLS story on Beyond Market Intelligence, newest first.
Grafana Tempo 3.1 Empowers Operators to Redact Traces with Simple Queries
Grafana Tempo 3.1 gives operators something they have needed for a long time: the ability to redact traces using a simple TraceQL query instead of manually listing trace IDs. This small change makes data management far more practical. The update also adds TLS support to the Kafka client and introduces an experimental hint for correcting sampled metrics. For a deeper look at how sampling affects observability data, see our related story on how EVE Online tames 20 years of telemetry.
Aspire 13.6 brings persistent dashboard telemetry and new Java and Rust hosting options
Persistent telemetry that survives across sessions is a quiet game-changer for debugging distributed applications. Aspire 13.6 stores dashboard data in SQLite, keeping up to ten completed runs per app. The new prerelease hosting packages for Java and Rust open the door for teams who want to build in those languages without sacrificing the Aspire dashboard. Breaking changes like automatic TLS for local MongoDB require attention before upgrading. For deeper context on Microsoft's broader cloud strategy, see our coverage of Container Apps Express.
Cloudflare Builds a Quantum-Safe Path for the Future of Internet Security
Quantum-safe security isn't a future problem, it's a present concern that demands real action today. Cloudflare's new path toward post-quantum cryptography signals a mature, necessary shift in how we protect data against tomorrow's threats. This isn't about hype; it's about building trust into the internet's infrastructure from the ground up. For readers exploring how attackers can trick AI spreadsheets into ignoring instructions, the same principle applies: proactive defense matters more than reaction.
Cloudflare's smarter TLS handshake cuts latency by over 150 milliseconds
Cloudflare's decision to replace static origin TLS guesses with per-origin measurement is a smart, practical win. By measuring instead of assuming, they cut HelloRetryRequests from 52% to 3.7% and shaved over 150 ms off p90 latency. That's meaningful progress. Post-quantum connections now complete in one round trip 99.2% of the time, even if only 12.8% of origins support it yet. It's a measured step forward, not hype. For more on how Cloudflare refines performance behind the scenes, their EmDash migration offers another useful look.
Rustls Turns Ten: A Decade of Secure, Accessible TLS Innovation
Ten years ago, Rustls began as a grassroots experiment. Today, it stands as a funded, open-source pillar for secure communication, shaped by key organizational contributions and marked by real milestones like post-quantum cryptography. We find that kind of sustained, practical evolution genuinely impressive. The upcoming 0.24 release, with its focus on architectural flexibility and improved session handling, signals a mature project that refuses to stagnate.