Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- 1 Introduction to Oracle Coherence Security
- 2 Enabling General Security Measures
- 3 Using an Access Controller
- 4 Authorizing Access to Server-Side Operations
- 5 Securing Extend Client Connections
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Using SSL/TLS to Secure Communication
- Overview of SSL/TLS
- Coherence Socket Providers
- Resolving the Socket Provider URL
- Using a Socket Provider in Configuration
- Using SSL to Secure Cluster Communication
- Using SSL to Secure Extend and gRPC Client Communication
- Configure a Default Socket Provider for a Cache Configuration File
- Configuring a .NET Client-Side Stream Provider
- Securing the C++ Client with SSL/TLS
- Using SSL to Secure Federation Communication
- Coherence PeerX509 Algorithm
- Specifying a Global Socket Provider
- Specifying Passwords in Socket Provider Configuration
- Controlling Cipher Suite and Protocol Version Usage
- Using Host Name Verification
- Configuring Client Authentication
- Using Private Key and Certificate Files
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Securing Oracle Coherence in Oracle WebLogic Server
- Overview of Securing Oracle Coherence in Oracle WebLogic Server
- Securing Coherence using SSL/TLS
- Securing Oracle Coherence Cluster Membership
- Authorizing Oracle Coherence Caches and Services
- Securing Extend Client Access with Identity Tokens
- 8 Securing Oracle Coherence REST
- 9 Securing Oracle Coherence HTTP Management Over REST Server
- 10 Securing Oracle Coherence Metrics