Okay @szepeviktor, time to roast me!

[jaydrogers]

Hey @szepeviktor,

Thanks again for all of your help and feedback on these images. I really like learning from developers who are much smarter than me 🤓

If you have the time or interest, I would love to hear your feedback on what you think of these images.

What I am looking for

• Are there any massive security issues? If so where?
• Anything that makes you cringe?
• How would you do things differently?
• What are the highest priorities that should be fixed first?

Let us compensate you

If you have a PayPal (or whatever you use), we'd love to send a few bucks for your help. Just to be clear, it would probably be in the $50 to $100 USD ballpark, so don't spend hundreds of hours on this 😁

Organizing things

If we can keep your feedback in this single thread, then I can create issues for each item you come up with.

Thoughts?

If you're too busy... no problem! We totally get it. You had a lot of great feedback earlier, so I wanted to just let you know that I am in a good spot to actually make changes now that things are working.

Hope you are doing well!

[szepeviktor]

Hello Jay! Thank you for mentioning me.
This issue tells me Please give me a Viktor in a container.
Simply running a web application may have horrible 💥 consequences. I cannot contribute to that. Sorry.

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Caring about a web application - what I do - does not fit in a GitHub issue, it took 10 years from my life.
So it includes your mindset, analysis of service providers ... all the way up to paranoid monitoring.

• A container contains an almost complete (no kernel) operating system. Most people DO NOT care about it.
• Security is not another department in your company. Security consists of baby steps throughout your development and operations.
• When configuring a web server software you may "just run it" or prevent many incidents.
• Running anything on the web means connecting to the open and wild Internet. There is no Internet Police, so it is up to you to defend against 50+% of Internet traffic (attacks).

So I have zero experience in the do-not-care way of running a web application. It will have security issues. It will have non-zero general problems per day. I receive access and error log excerpts every morning. They contain no problems. When they do I act ASAP.

How could I help you??