I'd like to implement zeromq security on my interpretation of the 'clone' pattern and have been checking out: http://hintjens.com/blog:48 & http://hintjens.com/blog:49 . The security examples use CMZQ.
Because CZMQ is not available to me on Windows I have created my own poll reactor and multipart message code in C++ to mimic the clone pattern; I know this is reinventing the wheel but it was the only practical means available to get the functionality needed on the platforms I use. In the same vein I'll have to create the security implementation from scratch. My questions are: Does anyone know of any good resources / examples demonstrating which RAW zeromq api calls need to be made to implement zeromq security? Seems like I should try and aim for the IronHouse pattern. Is it simply a case of setting requisite socket options and providing correct security keys? Are the handshaking processes which establish connection authenticity handled behind the scenes? What elements of the security process does zeromq provide for and what needs to be coded by the user? Does zeromq need to be built differently with security options enabled? Any assistance to get started is much appreciated, Thanks, Riskybiz.
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