Comprehensive protection against API key compromise
Special attention needs to be paid to the security of API keys when deploying OneLine, which can be protected at multiple levels:
- Configuration level::
- Always use .env.local for environment variable storage
- Set NEXT_PUBLIC_ALLOW_USER_CONFIG=false to turn off front-end modifications
- Enable NEXT_PUBLIC_ACCESS_PASSWORD Password Protection
- Deployment level::
- Mounting configuration files via -v when deploying with Docker
- Server sets appropriate file permissions (600)
- Not pushing code containing keys to Git repositories
- Operations and maintenance level::
- Periodic API key rotation
- Setting Call Limits at the API Service Provider
- Monitoring Exception Call Logs
For team usage scenarios, it is recommended to establish a key management system and automate key injection through CI/CD tools.
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