If we deployed our site the way it’s currently designed, it would not be a very secure site; in fact, right now anyone could access our message queues and add data to them or hit all of our endpoints in the microservice. This could somewhat work if you were running on a home network (although still vulnerable to any one who gets on your network). In fact, we don’t even have users; this obviously would not make a great application to use in a multi-customer environment. Even as a home project, we’d be locked into one person.
Regardless, we’d be remiss if we didn’t discuss how to secure our ...
