Apache Kafka Series - Kafka Security | SSL SASL Kerberos ACL
Last updated 11/2024
Created by Stephane Maarek | AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner,Solutions Architect,Developer,Gerd Koenig,Conduktor Kafkademy
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 43 Lectures ( 3h 56m ) | Size: 1 GB
Hands-On Course - Kafka Security Setup in AWS with SSL Encryption & Authentication, SASL Kerberos, ACL in Zookeeper
What you'll learn
Setup and use SSL encryption in Kafka
Setup and use SSL authentication in Kafka
Setup and use SASL Kerberos authentication in Kafka
Create and use ACLs in Kafka
Configure Kafka Clients to make them work with security
Configure Zookeeper Security
Requirements
Knowledge of Kafka + Setup is necessary
Knowledge of Linux is necessary
Mac / Linux computer or Windows 10 computer with Ubuntu Bash installed
No prior knowledge of SSL, SASL, Kerberos is required
Prior knowledge of AWS is preferred
Description
If you've struggled setting up Kafka Security, or can't make sense of the documentation, this course is for youFirst of all, an insecure cluster is a big problem:anyone can read / write to any topic, and this can lead to bad data or data leakyou don't know who is connected to your clusterdata isn't encrypted in flight and could be intercepted by hackersIn this course, you'll learn Kafka Security, with Encryption (SSL), Authentication (SSL & SASL), and Authorization (ACL). Over 1800 students and 160 reviews later, we're convinced this course can save you a lot of time.----------------------------Kafka Security is important for the following reasons:Encryption (SSL) for Apache Kafka> Ensure data is securely transported from machine to machine> Prevent MIDM (man-in-the-middle attacks) on your Kafka Cluster> No more PLAINTEXT data going around in your networkAuthentication (SSL & SASL) for Apache Kafka > Ensure only clients with credentials can access your clusters> Give each of your clients a user-id, therefore enabling the possibility of controlling their access using ACLAuthorization (ACL) for Apache Kafka> Ensure the clients can only read / write topics based on administrator rules> Ensure clients cannot create / delete topics> Provide the audit team the guarantee that the cluster is secureHands On & Theory Based CourseNote: This course only deals with SSL for encryption & Authentication and SASL Kerberos, not other mechanisms. It also does provide an overview to enable security in a multi-broker setup, but that last part is left for the student to investigate and practice. This course is the first and only available Kafka Security Course on the web. Get it now to become an Apache Kafka expert!Section outline:Course Introduction: Let's learn why we need Security in Apache KafkaKafka Setup: Quickly setup Kafka in AWS EC2 and test it, as a pre-requisite to setting up security on itSSL Encryption in Kafka: Setup a Certificate Authority and create certificates for your Kafka broker and Kafka clientSSL Authentication in Kafka: Learn how to force clients to authenticate using SSL to connect to your Kafka ClusterSASL Authentication - Kerberos GSSAPI in Kafka: Setup Kerberos on an EC2 machine and create credentials for Kafka and Clients. Authorization in Kafka: Learn how to enforce ACLs in Kafka and use the CLI to authorize clients. Zookeeper Security: Learn how to secure Zookeeper using Kerberos