Replication Security
AMPS allows authorization and entitlement to be configured on replication destinations. For the instance that receives connections, you simply configure Authentication
and Entitlement
for the transport definition for the destination, as shown below:
<Transports>
<Transport>
<Name>amps-replication</Name>
<Type>amps-replication</Type>
<InetAddr>10005</InetAddr>
<!-- Specifies the entitlement module to use to check permissions
for incoming connections. The module specified must be defined
in the Modules section of the config file, or be one of the
default modules provided by AMPS.
This snippet uses the default module provided by AMPS for example
purposes. -->
<Entitlement>
<Module>amps-default-entitlement-module</Module>
</Entitlement>
<!-- Specifies the authentication module to use to verify identity
for incoming connections. The module specified must be defined
in the Modules section of the config file, or be one of the default
modules provided by AMPS.
This snippet uses the default module provided by AMPS for example
purposes. -->
<Authentication>
<Module>amps-default-authentication-module</Module>
</Authentication>
</Transport>
...
</Transports>
For incoming connections, configuration is the same as for other types of transports.
For connections from AMPS to replication destinations, you can configure an Authenticator
module for the destination transport. Authenticator
modules provide credentials for outgoing connections from AMPS. For authentication protocols that require a challenge and response, the Authenticator
module handles the responses for the instance requesting access.
<Replication>
<Destination>
<Topic>
<MessageType>fix</MessageType>
<Name>topic</Name>
</Topic>
<Name>amps-1</Name>
<SyncType>async</SyncType>
<Transport>
<InetAddr>amps-1-server.example.com:10004</InetAddr>
<Type>amps-replication</Type>
<!-- Specifies the authenticator module to use to provide
credentials for the outgoing connection. The module
specified must be defined in the Modules section of
the config file, or be one of the default modules
provided by AMPS.
This snippet uses the default module provided by AMPS
for example purposes. -->
<Authenticator>
<Module>amps-default-authenticator-module</Module>
</Authenticator>
</Transport>
</Destination>
</Replication>
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