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Epic
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    Resolution: Done-Errata
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Blocker
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    None
 
Quarkus today exposes different endpoints on the same default HTTP port, which either has to be turned off or filtered if one doesn't want to expose these externally. Using a separate port for management interfaces like '/q' would improve the default configuration to be more secure. The developer console should also use the management port.
Starting with the community 3.0 release I would like to make the management port configuration default and while this might cause backward incompatibilities the overall gain of having a more secure default configuration justifies doing this break.
It should be possible to revert to the old behavior using the default HTTP port via a configuration option.
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QUARKUS-3346 Openshift extension does not create a service for a management interface
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- is related to
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QUARKUS-2726 Epics for Ghost.GA release
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 - Closed
 
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- links to
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        RHEA-2023:120971
        Red Hat build of Quarkus 3.2.6 release
    
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        RHSA-2023:120897
        Red Hat build of Quarkus 3.2.6 release and security update