6 Pulsar security
This chapter covers
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Encrypting data transmitted into and out of a Pulsar cluster
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Enabling client authentication using JSON Web Tokens (JWTs)
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Encrypting data stored inside Apache Pulsar
This chapter covers how to secure your cluster in order to prevent unauthorized access to the data sent through Apache Pulsar. While the tasks I am going to cover are not important in a development environment, they are critically important for a production deployment to reduce the risk of unauthorized access to sensitive information, ensure data loss prevention, and protect your organization’s public reputation. Modern systems and organizations utilize a combination of security controls and safeguards to provide multiple layers of defense ...
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