How to handle a docker swarm in secure way(when communication is using a public NIC)?
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I would connect 3 machines in a docker swarm using my unique and public NIC eth0.
Is the communication among the machines secure?
For joining to a swarm i need a token , so i suppose at least there is a authentication control. But the channel for communication is encrypted?
In addition i read i can add ecryption when i add a docker network.
I suppose these channels are completely separated by control stream so they are 2 concept completely different.
I d like to receive a little clarification about how to secure swarm data&control streams
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I would connect 3 machines in a docker swarm using my unique and public NIC eth0.
Is the communication among the machines secure?
For joining to a swarm i need a token , so i suppose at least there is a authentication control. But the channel for communication is encrypted?
In addition i read i can add ecryption when i add a docker network.
I suppose these channels are completely separated by control stream so they are 2 concept completely different.
I d like to receive a little clarification about how to secure swarm data&control streams
security docker
asked Jun 15 at 12:23
Mark Lender
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you should not be using an Internet facing NIC.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jun 16 at 6:51
This is a trial answer sorry. In my case i cant
– Mark Lender
Jun 16 at 10:19
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I would connect 3 machines in a docker swarm using my unique and public NIC eth0.
Is the communication among the machines secure?
For joining to a swarm i need a token , so i suppose at least there is a authentication control. But the channel for communication is encrypted?
In addition i read i can add ecryption when i add a docker network.
I suppose these channels are completely separated by control stream so they are 2 concept completely different.
I d like to receive a little clarification about how to secure swarm data&control streams
security docker
asked Jun 15 at 12:23
Mark Lender
1
I would connect 3 machines in a docker swarm using my unique and public NIC eth0.
Is the communication among the machines secure?
For joining to a swarm i need a token , so i suppose at least there is a authentication control. But the channel for communication is encrypted?
In addition i read i can add ecryption when i add a docker network.
I suppose these channels are completely separated by control stream so they are 2 concept completely different.
I d like to receive a little clarification about how to secure swarm data&control streams
security docker
asked Jun 15 at 12:23
Mark Lender
1
asked Jun 15 at 12:23
Mark Lender
1
asked Jun 15 at 12:23
Mark Lender
1
asked Jun 15 at 12:23
Mark Lender
1
1
you should not be using an Internet facing NIC.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jun 16 at 6:51
This is a trial answer sorry. In my case i cant
– Mark Lender
Jun 16 at 10:19
add a comment |Â
you should not be using an Internet facing NIC.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jun 16 at 6:51
This is a trial answer sorry. In my case i cant
– Mark Lender
Jun 16 at 10:19
you should not be using an Internet facing NIC.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jun 16 at 6:51
you should not be using an Internet facing NIC.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jun 16 at 6:51
This is a trial answer sorry. In my case i cant
– Mark Lender
Jun 16 at 10:19
This is a trial answer sorry. In my case i cant
– Mark Lender
Jun 16 at 10:19
add a comment |Â
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Docker swarm controls streams encrypted by default. You can encrypt also data using network encryption.
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Docker swarm controls streams encrypted by default. You can encrypt also data using network encryption.
answered Jun 16 at 10:52
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Docker swarm controls streams encrypted by default. You can encrypt also data using network encryption.
answered Jun 16 at 10:52
Mark Lender
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add a comment |Â
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0
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up vote
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Docker swarm controls streams encrypted by default. You can encrypt also data using network encryption.
answered Jun 16 at 10:52
Mark Lender
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Docker swarm controls streams encrypted by default. You can encrypt also data using network encryption.
answered Jun 16 at 10:52
Mark Lender
1
answered Jun 16 at 10:52
Mark Lender
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answered Jun 16 at 10:52
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answered Jun 16 at 10:52
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you should not be using an Internet facing NIC.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jun 16 at 6:51
This is a trial answer sorry. In my case i cant
– Mark Lender
Jun 16 at 10:19