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### Enable TLS

TLS can be enabled by providing a local keystore file using the `--keystore` argument at startup. Camunda 8 Run accepts `.jks` certificate files.
TLS can be enabled by providing a local keystore file using the [`--keystore` and `--keystorePassword` configuration options](#configuration-options) at startup. Camunda 8 Run accepts `.jks` certificate files.
Although Camunda 8 Run supports TLS, this is intended only for testing.

### Access metrics
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### Enable TLS

TLS can be enabled by providing a local keystore file using the `--keystore` argument at startup. Camunda 8 Run accepts `.jks` certificate files.
TLS can be enabled by providing a local keystore file using the [`--keystore` and `--keystorePassword` configuration options](#configuration-options) at startup. Camunda 8 Run accepts `.jks` certificate files.
Although C8Run supports TLS, this is intended only for testing.

### Access metrics
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