Database Networking on Clouddley Triggr
Learn about database networking on Triggr
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Learn about database networking on Triggr
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Database networking determines how your database communicates with applications and other services. Clouddley Triggr provides detailed configurations for public and private networks, allowing users to use the best option based on their needs. This article covers the key differences and how to select the appropriate database network type on Clouddley Triggr.
Understanding the differences between public and private networks helps ensure the right database networking choice is made based on security, performance, and accessibility requirements.
A public network allows external access to a database over the Internet, enabling remote connections for external applications and third-party integrations. However, it increases exposure to security threats, requiring strict measures such as IP whitelisting, firewall rules, and encryption. Additionally, internet traffic may introduce latency.
A private network keeps database connections within a secured environment, preventing direct internet access. It supports internal communication, microservices architectures, and enterprise systems with strict security policies. This setup reduces exposure to unauthorized access, improves connection speed and reliability, and enhances access control within a controlled environment.
Clouddley Triggr provides details for both public and private networks, allowing users to utilize them as needed for their database connections.
Choosing the Right Network Type
Users can use both public and private networks depending on their needs:
Public networks are useful for remote access and integrations.
Private networks offer secure, internal connectivity.
Using the Public Network
Retrieve the public connection details from Clouddley Triggr.
Using the Private Network
Retrieve private network details from Clouddley Triggr.
Ensure internal applications and services have the correct network permissions.
Use private IP addresses or VPC peering for secure connections.
Clouddley Triggr provides users with public and private network details, ensuring flexibility in database connectivity. Public networks allow external access but require strict security controls, while private networks enhance security by keeping connections internal. By implementing best practices such as access restrictions and encryption users can maintain a secure and optimized database network.
