OpenSearch Security
Open SourceAbout OpenSearch Security
OpenSearch Security is built around four main features that work together to safeguard data and track activity within a cluster. The four features are encryption, authentication, access control, and audit logging and compliance. Used together, these features provide protection of sensitive data by placing it behind multiple layers of defense and granting or restricting access at different levels in the OpenSearch data structure. Most implementations use a combination of options for these features to meet specific security needs.
Used for
- Encrypting data moving to, from, and within the cluster using the TLS protocol.
- Validating the identity of users by verifying credentials against a backend configuration.
- Tracking and analyzing activity within a cluster for audit logging and compliance purposes.
- Performing searches from one node in a cluster across other clusters that have been set up to coordinate this type of search.
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