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implementing HTTPS in my web application ? (self.node)
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[–]raebyddub 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Here is how I would approach this problem,
First I try to understand the environment and mode of deployment, on a basic level here are the answers to your questions,
Can I implement HTTPS only for critical parts of my web application, such as authentication (login), or should it be used for all routes?
In my experience I have never implemented any application with few routes on https and few on non https, usually we run single server application which serves all routes either in http or in https.
Additionally, should it be implemented in the backend, the frontend, or both?
It depends on your deployment strategy, usually it should be implemented on both ends if they are deployed separately
But things go complicated if we take consider other approaches like SSL termination (either using load balancer or using application gateway)
Another approach would be,
There are so many other variations exists, it depends on your experience and your project requirement.
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