Monday, June 26, 2017

Secure Binlog Server: Encrypted Binary Logs and SSL Communication

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Secure Binlog Server: Encrypted Binary Logs and SSL Communication

The 2.1.3 GA release of MariaDB MaxScale, introduces the following key features for the secure setup of MaxScale Binlog Server:

The binlog cache files in the MaxScale host can now be encrypted. MaxScale binlog server also uses SSL in communication with the master and the slave servers.

The MaxScale binlog server can optionally encrypt the events received from the master server: the setup requires a MariaDB (from 10.1.7) master server with encryption active and the mariadb10-compatibility=On option set in maxscale.cnf. This way both master and MaxScale will have encrypted events stored in the binlog files. How does the Binary log encryption work in MariaDB Server and in MaxScale?

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