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by Whitestrake
3207 days ago
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> > Furthermore telling app devs not to worry about it because nginx takes care of everything is a false security blanket that will bite you eventually. > Nobody said this. That seems dishonest to say... From the grandparent: > Or... you spend your time building something useful, leveraging skills you do have, and let nginx leverage its own strengths. Really sounds like at least one person in this thread is advocating for app devs not to worry about things that nginx takes care of. Agree that making straw men doesn't help. There's advice on either side regarding which one to use and realistically both are equally 'false security blankets'. The correct answer is to educate yourself on the benefit and drawbacks of each and make a conscious decision about where to implement your security. |
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