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Saturday, 8 January 2011
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Securing MongoDB

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So, MongoDB presented us with two problems:

  • When sharding it, we can’t even use the basic security that it supports.
  • The basic security that it offers is not reasonable for allowing external servers to connect to MongoDB.

Let’s just review:

  • you have this sharding setup: MongoDB sharding

  • on top of that add some Nginx

  • switch from using a binary protocol to HTTP

Doesn’t sound easy or out of the box anymore.

Original title and link: Securing MongoDB (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)