JAAS Security Suite: Hazelcast Enterprise Lightning Talk
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In this webinar Hazelcast has an extensible, JAAS based security feature which can be used to authenticate both cluster members and clients and to perform access control checks on client operations. Access control can be done according to endpoint principal and/or endpoint address. In this module you’ll learn how to connect Hazelcast to a third party authentication provider.
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