Chapter 6. Securing the Fuse Console

See the Managing Fuse on Karaf Standalone guide for information on how to implement the following security features to secure Fuse containers for standalone deployments:

Set HTTPS as the required protocol
Use public keys to secure responses
Enable SSL/TLS security
Control user access

By default, the Fuse Console is not accessible remotely. For information on how to access the Fuse Console remotely, see the unlocking the Fuse Console section in the Managing Fuse on Karaf Standalone guide.

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