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With the following tutorial, you can create a distributed eXtreme Scale environment in a Java™ Platform, Standard Edition environment.

Before you begin

Ensure that you are familiar with the basics of a distributed eXtreme Scale configuration.

In this tutorial, the catalog server, container server, and client all run in a Java SE environment. Each step in the tutorial builds on the previous one. Follow each of the steps to secure a distributed eXtreme Scale and develop a simple Java SE application to access the secured eXtreme Scale.

Begin tutorial

Procedure

1. Java SE security tutorial - Step 1
   

   • Start an unsecured catalog server

   • Start an unsecured container server

   • Start a client to access the data

   • Use xsadmin to show map size

   • Stop server

2. Java SE security tutorial - Step 2
   

   • Use of CredentialGenerator

   • Use of Authenticator

   • Start a secure catalog server

   • Start a secure container server

   • Start client to access secured ObjectGrid

   • Use xsadmin to show map size

   • Stop secure server

3. Java SE security tutorial - Step 3
   

   • Use of JAAS authorization policy

4. Java SE security tutorial - Step 4
   

   • Create a key store and trust store

   • Configure SSL properties for the server

   • Configure SSL properties for the client

   • Use xsadmin to show map size

   • Stop secure server

• Java SE security tutorial - Step 1
  This topic describes a simple unsecured sample. Additional security features are added incrementally in the steps of the tutorial to increase the amount of integrated security that is available.

• Java SE security tutorial - Step 2
  Building on the previous step, the following topic shows how to implement client authentication in a distributed eXtreme Scale environment.

• Java SE security tutorial - Step 3
  After authenticating a client, as in the previous step, you can give security privileges through eXtreme Scaleauthorization mechanisms.

• Java SE security tutorial - Step 4
  The following step explains how you can enable a security layer for communication between the environment's endpoints.

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