3 years ago

Category: Ubuntu, nginx

If you find yourself here, you probably have read part 1 of this article. I’ll remind you that in the first part we talked about how to secure the web application and in this part, we’ll talk about how to secure the production environment of the application.

I will leave some links where you can find more theoretical information about why we do this.

Is a server to which we have full access and we can configure it as we wish

Verifying the Administrative User’s AccessOne extra step that you can take here is to block the access to the port where your Database Server is running (27017) in MongoDB case from outside (internet).