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How Do I Obtain the SASL Certificate Address of a DMS for Kafka Instance?
When setting a DMS for Kafka instance with SASL_SSL enabled as the source of an event stream, you must enter the SASL certificate address.
Obtain the address by following this procedure.
Procedure
- Download the SSL certificate of the Kafka instance.
- Log in to the DMS for Kafka console.
- Click the desired Kafka instance.
- On the Basic Information tab, click Download next to SSL Certificate in the Connection area.
- View the certificate (kafka-certs.zip) on your PC.
- Create an OBS bucket by referring to Creating a Bucket. Ensure that the bucket is in the same region as the Kafka instance and its policy is Public Read or Public Read and Write.
- Upload the kafka-certs.zip file to the root directory of the bucket. For details, see Uploading a File.
- Generate the SASL certificate address in this format: https://{bucketname}.obs.{region}.myhuaweicloud.com/kafka-certs.zip.
bucketname indicates a bucket name, and region indicates a region name. For details, see Regions and Endpoints.
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