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Implement RBAC for svc-bie-kafka in our in QA environment #2847

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meganhicks opened this issue Apr 10, 2024 · 1 comment
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Implement RBAC for svc-bie-kafka in our in QA environment #2847

meganhicks opened this issue Apr 10, 2024 · 1 comment

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Why: Kafka will not be able to connect and receive data.

User Story
As a VRO engineer, I want to update Kafka to use RBAC for authentication and authorization so that we remain compliant. The scope of this ticket is our dev, qa, and sandbox environments. Prod will be handled later, in a separate ticket [#2560].

Acceptance Criteria

  • Kafka is using RBAC
  • Late addition - possibly a new issue - We should ensure that our docs on bie-kafka service have been updated with the RBAC details, as well as any URL changes that we should reflect in the docs.

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@meganhicks meganhicks changed the title Copy of Implement RBAC for svc-bie-kafka in our in sandbox environment Implement RBAC for svc-bie-kafka in our in QA environment Apr 10, 2024
@meganhicks meganhicks assigned Ponnia-M and chengjie8 and unassigned agile-josiah Apr 10, 2024
@meganhicks meganhicks mentioned this issue Apr 11, 2024
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@Ponnia-M Ponnia-M reopened this Apr 25, 2024
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Below is a screenshot of a snippet confirming successful connection (Kafka topic messages) in QA environment.
Screenshot 2024-04-25 at 1.13.37 PM.png

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