> However, where/how do I install the certificates I'll be given for use?
The JDK keytool can be used to create the JKS artifacts you need.
On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 11:33 PM Russell Bateman wrote:
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> I appreciate the responses. I will try out the canonical
> /StandardSSLContextService/ first
I appreciate the responses. I will try out the canonical
/StandardSSLContextService/ first (since that's what I am using with
Kafka), then imitate the other sample depending.
However, where/how do I install the certificates I'll be given for use?
I would expect something for certain
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> From: Russell Bateman
> Reply: dev@nifi.apache.org
> Date: July 5, 2022 at 18:30:46
> To: NiFi Developers List
> Subject: How to manage security artifacts from a custom processor
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> From a custom processor, I intend to interface with a third-party
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Date: July 5, 2022 at 18:30:46
To: NiFi Developers List
Subject: How to manage security artifacts from a custom processor
>From a custom processor, I intend to interface with a third-party
br/>servicee (via simple HTTP client), however, I would need as I
understand br//>it to
a)
From a custom processor, I intend to interface with a third-party
service (via simple HTTP client), however, I would need as I understand
it to
a) maintain a private key by which I can identify myself to that
third-party service and
b) maintain a trusted-store certificate by which I
