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K8s kafka mtls tutorial new screenshots and text edit #121
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…tps://github.com/otterize/docs into sapir/k8s-kafka-mtls-tutorial-screenshots-update
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oops, forgot to submit my review comments
2. Calls from **[client-other]** are not declared (missing "white" inner line). | ||
3. Looking at the Kafka service, we can see that **[client]** has specific access configured (via Kafka ACLs) to perform `all` operations on the `mytopic` topic. | ||
1. The client intents are reflected as a green line from **[client]** to **[kafka]** ("Allowed"). | ||
2. Calls from **[client-other]** are not declared, therefore reflected as yellow line ("Would be blocked"). |
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2. Calls from **[client-other]** are not declared, therefore reflected as yellow line ("Would be blocked"). | |
2. Calls from **[client-other]** are not declared and would be blocked, therefore appearing as a yellow line, reflecting the fact it would be blocked. |
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Same here re the legend. Changed the phrasing to explain the meaning.
1. Kafka topic-specific intents from **[client]** are declared (solid black inner line and Kafka icon). | ||
2. Calls from **[client-other]** are not declared (missing "white" inner line). | ||
3. Looking at the Kafka service, we can see that **[client]** has specific access configured (via Kafka ACLs) to perform `all` operations on the `mytopic` topic. | ||
1. The client intents are reflected as a green line from **[client]** to **[kafka]** ("Allowed"). |
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1. The client intents are reflected as a green line from **[client]** to **[kafka]** ("Allowed"). | |
1. The connection from **[client]** to **[kafka]** is allowed, appearing as a green line, reflecting the fact that it is allowed. |
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I got that you were probably referring to the legend by adding ("Allowed"), but I guess the reader might not get that, so I replaced it with words pointing out the meaning.
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Since discovered intents from the network mapper don't specify what specific topics and operations clients are performing (or attempting to perform), the access graph cannot show information on what is being blocked vs allowed (red vs green). That feature is in development. | ||
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Also, the access graph shows information about the mTLS certificates (credentials) distributed to the various services, as long as [Cloud-managed credentials](/security#cryptographic-credentials) are being used. Visibility for certificates distributed through an in-cluster SPIRE is in development. | ||
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Click on **Kafka** service to get more details: |
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Click on **Kafka** service to get more details: | |
Click on the **Kafka** service to get more details: |
Description
Updating the K8s kafka mtls tutorial screenshots to match the new access graph design.
The changes we did: