Previously, we talked about securing the communication between nodes of a Service Fabric cluster. To truly secure all the communication channels of Service Fabric, we need to secure.
Using X.509 certificates, you can configure your Service Fabric cluster to allow only authorized clients to execute management commands. You can set up certificates for two types of clients – the admin client which can perform administrative operations on your cluster, and the read only client which can perform only read operations on your cluster.
To specify the client certificate to use, you can use either the certificate thumbprint or the subject name of the certificate, which also requires the issuer thumbnail. To configure the client certificate, log on to the Management Portal and select your Service Fabric instance. Select the Security
option and click on the Authentication
button in the Security
blade. Next, enter the details of the client certificate and allow...