Firewall Rules
For axon-server, axon-dash, Elasticsearch, and the Cassandra Metrics node to connect together securely, a list of ports must be allowed through the firewall.
Firewall Ports and Definitions
Section titled “Firewall Ports and Definitions”| Destination | Port | Origin | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| axon-server | 1888 | axon-agent on Cassandra or Kafka nodes | Inbound agent connections. Server (axon-server) must be accessible from the agents either directly or via an HTTP(S) proxy. |
| axon-server | 8080 | axon-dash | Server (axon-server) internal port for the web UI (axon-dash) to connect to. |
| axon-dash | 3000 | axon-server and HTTP/S proxy or browser | Web UI (axon-dash) serves HTTP requests on this port. Recommendation is to run an HTTP proxy to secure traffic. |
| Multi-Server setup: Cassandra Metrics Node | 9042 | axon-server | Cassandra’s default native client protocol port for CQL (Cassandra Query Language) connections. This is the default port for the server (axon-server) to connect to Cassandra. |
| Multi-Server setup: Elasticsearch Node | 9200 | axon-server | Elasticsearch’s default port used for HTTP communication, including client requests, REST API calls, and search queries. |
Configuration Options for On-Premises Installations
Section titled “Configuration Options for On-Premises Installations”Single-Server
Section titled “Single-Server”A single-server AxonOps setup would have the following services installed:
- axon-server
- axon-dash
- Elasticsearch (mandatory)
- Cassandra Metrics Node (optional)
Multi-Server
Section titled “Multi-Server”A multi-server AxonOps setup with split roles and responsibilities would look like this:
AxonOps frontend server:
- axon-server
- axon-dash
AxonOps metrics backend server:
- Elasticsearch (mandatory)
- Cassandra Metrics Node (optional)