elasticsearchHow do I configure xpack.security.authc.realms in Elasticsearch?
X-Pack Security provides authentication and authorization for Elasticsearch and Kibana. To configure X-Pack Security for Elasticsearch, you will need to specify the authentication realms in the xpack.security.authc.realms
setting.
For example, the following configuration adds two realms: a native realm that uses the native user database and a file realm that uses a file-based user database:
xpack.security.authc.realms:
native1:
type: native
file1:
type: file
order: 0
files.file1.type: users
files.file1.enabled: true
files.file1.path: esusers.yml
The type
specifies the type of realm, and order
specifies the order in which the realms are checked. The files.file1.type
specifies the type of user database, files.file1.enabled
specifies whether the realm is enabled and files.file1.path
specifies the path to the file-based user database.
The output of the above configuration would be:
xpack.security.authc.realms:
native1:
type: native
file1:
type: file
order: 0
files.file1.type: users
files.file1.enabled: true
files.file1.path: esusers.yml
For more information about configuring X-Pack Security for Elasticsearch, see the official documentation.
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