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Great question! While right now we are focused on our cloud native application, we do plan on supporting an on-prem version for companies that require hosting t
by kzh_ 5y ago
Great question! While right now we are focused on our cloud native application, we do plan on supporting an on-prem version for companies that require hosting themselves.
The reason our customers haven’t required this is because we’ve tried to take security seriously from day one and Metaplane doesn’t store any customer data (just the metadata). We received our SOC2 Type II report, support IP whitelisting, SSH/Reverse SSH tunnels and are always exploring other integration options like AWS’ PrivateLink.
That said, we definitely understand the need to keep even metadata on-prem, so we plan on tackling that later next year.
- gz5 5y agoCongrats on the launch. Well done. another security approach is to enable your customers to close their inbound firewall ports and link listeners. this helps cloud and on prem models have far stronger security. example here (disclosure: i am a founder of the company behind this solution) with both open source and OEM/SaaS models: https://github.com/openziti-incubator/zdbc https://github.com/openziti-incubator/zdbc (code for one implementation - a wrapper around the JDBC drivers) https://netfoundry.io/zero-trust-database-security/ https://netfoundry.io/zero-trust-database-security/ (blog post with links to developer example video, whitepaper, etc)