SSL directory permissions guidelines
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- Securing a database password
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- Configuring the allowlist
- SSL directory permissions guidelines
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Since Bamboo 9.6, application nodes use gRPC for the inter-node commutation. To ensure secure data exchange, the gRPC layer uses mTLS for which certificates and keys are laying in the `<bamboo-shared-home>/ssl.` To enhance the security, we recommend the `SSL` directory should have manually restricted access.
The directory and all its content should be accessible only by authorized users/services, specifically the ones running the application nodes, to allow nodes free read/write/execute access. No other users or services should have access to this directory.
Last modified on Nov 28, 2024
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