Kafka - SecurityHow does enabling Kafka's SSL encryption combined with ACLs improve data security compared to using only ACLs?ASSL replaces the need for ACLs entirelyBSSL increases message throughput; ACLs compress dataCSSL encrypts data in transit, preventing eavesdropping; ACLs control access permissionsDSSL only secures broker storage; ACLs secure network trafficCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand SSL encryption roleSSL encrypts data as it moves between clients and brokers, protecting from interception.Step 2: Understand ACLs roleACLs define who can read or write data, controlling access permissions.Final Answer:SSL encrypts data in transit, preventing eavesdropping; ACLs control access permissions -> Option CQuick Check:SSL + ACLs = Encryption + Access control [OK]Quick Trick: Encryption protects data; ACLs restrict access [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking SSL improves throughput or compresses dataAssuming SSL replaces ACLsConfusing SSL's role with storage security
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