Let's Encrypt ActiveMQ and Karaf! - Alexandru Zbarcea
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Channel: The Linux Foundation · 2017 · Science & Technology
Let's Encrypt ActiveMQ and Karaf! - Alexandru Zbarcea Security in today's environment is a mandatory, implied feature of any production ready system. Securing a system happens at many levels, starting with the users and securing their identities, securing the endpoint via digital certificates, going all the way to securing backups and audit logs. All this is complemented by managing secrets at scale, updating and revoking certificates at runtime all while maintainging 100% uptime. This talk presents how we used "Let's Encrypt" a Linux Foundation collaborative project to complement ActiveMQ and Karaf security features to implements a secure, production ready messaging service. About Alexandru Zbarcea Alex is a senior integration and devops engineer with over 12 years experience mostly in the financial industry. He specializes in implementing and managing distributed applications at scale. In the past few years, Alex developed a passion for continuous delivery pipelines to reduce turnaround from development to production. Alex is an Apache log4cxx committer and contributed to many other opensource projects.
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