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@jdekoning hi,
Thank you for the feedback! I'm glad you’re enjoying the project.

At this moment Dekaf doesn't implement authentication and authorization, user management, etc. It's fully relies on Pulsar in this sense. The disadvantage is that with limited access, some UI elements should be hidden or disabled, but we can't determine which ones. When I started Dekaf, I expected that at some moment something like kubectl auth can-i <some_action> will be implemented in Pulsar, but it's not the case.

If you want to limit access to some users, you should:

  • Remove defaultAuth configuration.
  • Share credentials to each user. It's on your side.
  • Each user should click the 🔑 Default button at the top…

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