Kafka - SecurityWhy is it important to rotate Kafka SSL certificates regularly?ATo automatically update client configurationsBTo improve message throughputCTo reduce broker CPU usageDTo prevent unauthorized access if certificates are compromisedCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand SSL certificate role in securityCertificates authenticate brokers and encrypt data; if compromised, attackers can impersonate brokers.Step 2: Explain importance of rotationRegular rotation limits risk by replacing certificates before attackers exploit them.Final Answer:To prevent unauthorized access if certificates are compromised -> Option DQuick Check:Certificate rotation = prevent unauthorized access [OK]Quick Trick: Rotate certificates to limit compromise risk [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking rotation improves performanceAssuming rotation updates clients automaticallyConfusing rotation with CPU optimization
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