Dynamically Creating Java Keystores in OpenShift

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By Raffaele Spazzoli and Domenic Bove

Introduction

With a simple annotation to a service, you can dynamically create certificates in OpenShift.

Certificates created this way are in PEM (base64-encoded certificates) format and cannot be directly consumed by Java applications, which need certificates to be stored in Java KeyStores.

In this post, we are going to show a simple approach to enable Java applications to benefit from certificates dynamically created by OpenShift.

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Securing Fuse 6.3 Fabric Cluster Management Console with SSL/TLS

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By Elvadas Nono

Introduction

Enabling SSL/TLS in a Fabric is slightly more complex than securing a jetty in a standalone Karaf container. In the following article, we are providing feedback on the overall process. For clarity and simplification, the article will be divided into two parts.

 

Part1: The Management Console

Part2: Securing Web Service:including gateway-http

 

For the purpose of this PoC, the following environment will be used.

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