May 2018
Intermediate to advanced
256 pages
7h 6m
English
In today's standard OpenStack deployments, the default traffic over the public network is secured with SSL. Although this is a good first step, best security practices dictate that all internal traffic should be treated with the same secure practices. Furthermore, due to recent SSL vulnerabilities, SSL/TLS is the only recommended encryption method unless an organization absolutely needs legacy compatibility.
TLS secures endpoints with the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Framework. This framework is a set of processes that ensure messages are being sent securely based on verification of the identities of parties involved. PKI involves private and public keys that work in unison in order to create secure ...
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