Default Authorization

Default authorization is based on a built-in database, offering users a low-cost, plug-and-play authorization method.

View Authorization Information

Click on Access Control -> Authorization in the left menu of the deployment to see authorization information. Authorization information can be viewed through three dimensions: Client ID, Username, and All Users (topic) to view the details of authorization entries.

Add Authorization Information

Select + Add on the Client Authorization page to add new authorization information based on the current category.

Add Client ID Authorization

Under the Client ID tab, create authorization rules for specific client IDs.

• Client ID: The client applying this authorization rule.
• Topic: Configure the topic corresponding to this rule.
• Action: Configure the operation corresponding to this rule. Options: Publish, Subscribe, Publish and Subscribe.
• Permission: Whether to allow the current client to perform the requested operation; Options: Allow, Deny.

Add Username Authorization

Under the Username tab, create authorization rules for specific usernames.

• Username: The username applicable to this rule.
• Topic: Configure the topic corresponding to this rule.
• Action: Configure the operation corresponding to this rule. Options: Publish, Subscribe, Publish and Subscribe.
• Permission: Whether to allow the current user to perform the requested operation; Options: Allow, Deny.

Add Topic Authorization

Under the All Users tab, create authorization rules for specific topics.

• Topic: Configure the topic corresponding to this rule.
• Action: Configure the operation corresponding to this rule. Options: Publish, Subscribe, Publish and Subscribe.
• Permission: Whether to allow the current topic to perform the requested operation; Options: Allow, Deny.

Placeholders

Placeholders can be used in topics to dynamically replace current client information etc., into the topic during rule matching. Supported placeholders include:

• ${clientid}
• ${username}

Placeholders can only be used to replace an entire field in a topic, e.g., a/b/${username}/c/d, but cannot be used to replace a part of a field, e.g., a/b${username}c/d.

Import Authorization Information

You can import authorization information in batch via a CSV file.

1. Click the Import button.

2. Download the template. An example template file is shown below:

   

3. Fill in the authorization information and upload the file.

4. Click Import.

Edit Authorization Information

Click the edit icon next to the authorization information to modify the current authorization information.

Delete Authorization Information

Click the delete icon next to the authorization information to delete it.

View Authorization Statistics

Click the Authorization Statistics icon at the upper right corner to view the metrics and rate indicators of authorization.