More specifically put your Riak assets on their own vlan and control
access via a router/firewall.
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On Apr 21, 2010, at 8:27, richard bucker <rich...@bitbucker.com> wrote:
Point taken.
If a riak server is insecure in the DMZ then it's also insecure in
the enterprise. Generally speaking what is the best way to secure
it? ie; encrypting messages, events, requests, responses and so on.
(I happen to like IPSEC for this sort of thing but I'm not an expert)
/r
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 8:08 AM, Alexander Sicular
<sicul...@gmail.com> wrote:
Don't do it. Does your DMZ parse http?
On 2010-04-21, richard bucker <rich...@bitbucker.com> wrote:
> everyone knows it's better to run behind a firewall; at least
that's what
> the firewall vendors and lazy admins say; however there are use-
cases when
> it's either not possible or practical... unless an app on the box
opens some
> wildly popular port or something... so in the hopes that I've set
my root...
> is it safe to run riak in the DMZ? Is there a recommended way to
run riak in
> the DMZ?
>
> /r
>
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