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by SahAssar 511 days ago
> You aren’t supposed to have it on a public subnet.

That's an incredibly bad assumption. To have defaults assume that you are on a protected network (what does that even mean? like what permissions are assumed just because you are on the same network? admin?) is just bad practice.

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Private networking for internal things like databases has been the standard best practice for a long, long time.
Safe default configuration has been the standard practice for even longer.
I’m all for both.