add the acls to resource, this is an additive operation so existing acls will not be overwritten, instead these new acls will be added to existing acls.
add the acls to resource, this is an additive operation so existing acls will not be overwritten, instead these new acls will be added to existing acls.
set of acls to add to existing acls
the resource to which these acls should be attached.
The session being authenticated.
Type of operation client is trying to perform on resource.
Resource the client is trying to access.
Closes this instance.
gets the map of resource to acls for all resources.
get the acls for this principal.
get the acls for this principal.
empty Map if no acls exist for this principal, otherwise a map of resource -> acls for the principal.
get set of acls for this resource
get set of acls for this resource
empty set if no acls are found, otherwise the acls for the resource.
remove a resource along with all of its acls from acl store.
remove these acls from the resource.
remove these acls from the resource.
set of acls to be removed.
resource from which the acls should be removed.
true if some acl got removed, false if no acl was removed.
Top level interface that all plugable authorizer must implement. Kafka server will read "authorizer.class" config value at startup time, create an instance of the specified class and call initialize method. authorizer.class must be a class that implements this interface. If authorizer.class has no value specified no authorization will be performed.
From that point onwards, every client request will first be routed to authorize method and the request will only be authorized if the method returns true.