Does Aerospike Community Edition bind the service port to 0.0.0.0 with authentication disabled by default?
0 reputation · 10 Oct 2024, 11:24 UTC
I am planning a new Aerospike Community Edition deployment and need to know whether the default configuration exposes the service port to unauthenticated clients on every network interface.
The documentation notes that default bind addresses and authentication requirements can differ between Community and Enterprise editions and across server versions, but it does not clearly state the out-of-the-box service address or auth-mode for a fresh Community Edition install. Some security options, such as LDAP or PKI authentication, may be Enterprise-only.
What is the default service bind address in Aerospike Community Edition, and is authentication disabled until explicitly enabled? Does enabling TLS also require auth-mode to be set, or are they independent settings?