External Service Integration - What is the Good Practice? #6323
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None probably. I am not sure there is a large risk here having "internal mirth" post directly to external endpoints. For inbound traffic I might consider more of a DMZ topology - but even then (in AWS) I would likely do this via mutual TLS on an AWS ALB letting it dump bad requests and then forwarding inbound to mirth for approved connections. A reminder that the ALB can have a WAF with it of course. |
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Hello All,
Good day. One quick question.
Say we have a requirement to integrate with external services outside the organization via DMZ server, where we need to send some data to the external service.
Two Ways:
Inhouse Data --> Internal Mirth --> DotNet Webservices running in DMZ to post the data --> External service
or
Inhouse Data --> Internal Mirth --> Another Mirth in DMZ to post the data --> External service
Which one you will choose and why? Or is there other better option ? Our main concern is the security and maintenance.
Thank you.
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