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Configuration of SSL / TLS for the Kafka Connect REST interface will follow the configuration for other SSL / TLS enabled server interfaces. It will be done through the properties configuration file for the distributed Kafka Connect workers. It will add following new options:
| Parameter | Default value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| PLAINTEXT | Other valid value will be SSL. |
rest.ssl.keystore.location | null | |
rest.ssl.keystore.password | null | |
rest.ssl.keystore.type | JKS | |
rest.ssl.key.password | null | |
rest.ssl.truststore.location | null | |
rest.ssl.truststore.password | null | |
rest.ssl.truststore.type | JKS | |
rest.ssl.enabled.protocols | TLSv1.2,TLSv1.1,TLSv1 | |
rest.ssl.provider | null | |
rest.ssl.protocol | TLS | |
rest.ssl.cipher.suites | null | |
rest.ssl.keymanager.algorithm | SunX509 | |
rest.ssl.secure.random.implementation | null | |
rest.ssl.trustmanager.algorithm | PKIX | |
rest.ssl.client.auth | none | Other valid values are "required" and "requested" |
The rest.security.protocol option will support only PLAINTEXT and SSL values. PLAINTEXT will be the default value and will keep all SSL/TLS functionality disabled to keep the backwards compatibility.
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