Stambia versions 2.x, 3.x, S17, S18, S19 and S20 are reaching End of Support January, 15th, 2024. Please consider upgrading to the supported Semarchy xDI versions. See Global Policy Support and the Semarchy Documentation.
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Connection on the Runtime by clients such as Stambia DI Designer or Stambia DI Production Analytics can be performed through the RMI, HTTP, and Web Services endpoints which are exposed.
Those services can be configured to be secured through TLS.
This article explains how to configure the Runtime for this.
Read more: Securing RMI, HTTP, and Web Services endpoints with TLS in Stambia DI Runtime S17
Connection on the Runtime by clients such as Stambia DI Designer or Stambia DI Production Analytics can be performed through the RMI, HTTP, and Web Services endpoints which are exposed.
Those services can be configured to be secured through TLS.
This article explains how to configure the Runtime for this.
Read more: Securing RMI, HTTP, and Web Services endpoints with TLS in Stambia DI 2020 and higher
Passwords, mostly configured in Metadata by users, are encrypted to not appear in clear in the delivery files or in the logs for instance.
The key used by a Stambia DI Runtime to encrypt or decrypt passwords can be customized in configuration files.
This article demonstrates how to configure the Stambia DI Runtime to change it.
Read more: Changing the key used for password ciphering - S17, S18, S19
Passwords, mostly configured in Metadata by users, are encrypted to not appear in clear in the delivery files or in the logs for instance.
The key used by a Stambia DI Runtime to encrypt or decrypt passwords can be customized in configuration files.
This article demonstrates how to configure the Stambia DI Runtime to change it.
The Runtime offers the possibility to specify a list of keystores in its configuration file.
You can find below how to define them and then how to use them.
