dnpm: Secure endpoints for ETL and p2p communications #254
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| - "traefik.http.routers.dnpm-backend.rule=PathPrefix(`/api`)" | ||
| - "traefik.http.routers.dnpm-backend.tls=true" | ||
| - "traefik.http.routers.dnpm-backend.service=dnpm-backend" |
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Do we even need this router anymore I think the other 2 cover all the relevant cases?
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I think we still need this for the frontend to access the data.
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This is one half of the changes we talked about last week: Securing the ETL endpoints with basic auth and denying access to the p2p api for external hosts.
I did not test that the variable actually gets inserted, I'm a bit confused about the shell scripts. But replacing
${ETL_PASSWD}with the actual auth data works.For ETL to work, this needs an ETL processor with support for basic auth. This has been merged, but is not yet part of any release.
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