Is there any built in solution to secure DSE studio?
At the moment it does not ask for any type of authentication so if I run it on a server it is accessible for everyone, and I was wondering if I can deploy it and add at least basic level authentication or if I need run it behind a proxy to authenticate it.
Thanks!
@danielleplex_185261 That's a great question. We recommend:
For more information, see the DataStax Studio security best practices. Cheers!
Great answer by Eric.
Studio is really design to run locally on developer desktops and not as a shared asset (what would happen if multiple user open the same notebook). This is the reason why by default only localhost bound.
Because DataStax Studio is designed to be a local desktop application, a warning in configuration.yaml describes the risks of changing the bind address configuration from localhost.
In my team I work with and instance locally using docker and share the notebooks throught git.
https://hub.docker.com/r/datastax/dse-studio
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