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configured with a password. Connections can authenticate against this account without specifying a username.
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Thalos utilizes this account as the default user account.
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Additionally, it is advisable to restrict the Thalos server account as an added precaution against any unauthorized actions it may inadvertently perform, although such occurrences are highly unlikely.
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Additionally, it is advisable to restrict the Thalos server account as an added precaution against any
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unauthorized actions it may inadvertently perform, although such occurrences are highly unlikely.
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The ACL in thalos is simple and uses 2 accounts:
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## Useful links
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* [Config File Example](https://redis.io/docs/management/config-file)
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* [Official ACL Documentation](https://redis.io/docs/management/security/acl)
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* [Official ACL Documentation](https://redis.io/docs/management/security/acl)
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# Securing redis
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This documentation primarily focuses on setups where Redis is exposed to the internet
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or an internal network where there is not a complete control over the clients.
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This documentation primarily focuses on setups where Redis is exposed to the internet or an internal
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network where there is not complete control over the clients.
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For example, you may want to grant access to your Thalos instance to a friend.
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While trusting your friend is reasonable, it is essential to consider potential future scenarios where
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trust may no longer exist or their server could be compromised.
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If you intend to run Thalos for internal use only, such as having internal applications
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that are relying on a blockchain stream, it is perfectly acceptable to skip these
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steps if you have complete control over all involved servers and do not expose the instance over a public IP.
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If you intend to run Thalos for internal use only, such as having internal applications that are relying on a blockchain stream,
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it is perfectly acceptable to skip these steps if you have complete control over all involved
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servers and do not expose the instance over a public IP.
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## Isolating redis
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## Firewall
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Make sure you setup your firewall rules correctly. only allowing the ip's you trust to access the redis port.
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This is out of scope of this documentation. consult your operating system or router manuals.
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Make sure you setup your firewall rules correctly. Only allowing the IP addresses you trust to access the Redis port.
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This is out of scope of this documentation. Consult your operating system or router manuals.
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## Useful links
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