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Setting CORS policy for metadata validation service in dev environment #678

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placek opened this issue Apr 9, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #690
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Setting CORS policy for metadata validation service in dev environment #678

placek opened this issue Apr 9, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #690
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placek commented Apr 9, 2024 •
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As a developer,

I want to open a metadata validation service on the dev environment

so that I can access it from localhost only.

Summary:

The task at hand involves configuring Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) policies for a metadata validation service in a development environment. This configuration will ensure that the service can only be accessed by developers from the localhost, limiting access to the dev server exclusively.

Acceptance Criteria:

  • Implement CORS settings on the metadata validation service to allow access only from localhost in the dev environment.
  • Verify that only developers from the localhost can access the metadata validation service.
  • Ensure that the CORS configuration does not impact any other functionalities of the service.
  • Document the steps taken to configure the CORS policy for future reference.
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[#678] Apply specific CORS parameters for metadata-validation service
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In this commit, specific CORS parameters are added to the
`docker-compose.yml.tpl` file to facilitate developers' access to the
metadata validation service from their individual machines within the
dev environment. The CORS configuration includes settings related to
allowed methods, headers, origins, and maximum age. By implementing
these CORS parameters, developers can utilize the metadata validation
service effectively while ensuring secure and controlled access from
their local environments.
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Merge pull request #690 from IntersectMBO/chore/678-setting-cors-poli…
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[#678] Setting CORS policy for metadata validation service in dev environment
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[#678] Build images that cannot be pulled from repositories
f3f3f8b 
Implement build process to create images that cannot be pulled from
external repositories when deploying the stack. The modification in the
Makefile sets up the build command to prevent pulling images externally
during the deployment process. By adding the `--build` flag in the
`docker-compose` command, it ensures that images are only built locally
and not fetched from external sources. This aligns with the requirement
to restrict access to the metadata validation service, ensuring that
only localhost is used for accessing resources, thus strengthening
security measures.
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[#678] Add Google Tag Manager to the img-src CSP directive
a4ee118 
In response to the user story requiring the metadata validation service
to be accessible only from localhost for security reasons, this commit
includes a modification to the CSP (Content Security Policy) directive
in the docker-compose.yml file. The change specifically adds
'https://www.googletagmanager.com' to the img-src directive, ensuring
that resources from Google Tag Manager are permitted in the service.
This adjustment enhances security measures by properly configuring the
CSP policy to allow resources only from specified sources.
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That is to be synced with current Haskel backend.

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