In this third and final post of the series, we look at how to configure transport encryption on a deployed MongoDB replica set. Security vulnerabilities can arise when internal personnel has legitimate access to the private network but should not have access to the data. Encrypting intra-node traffic ensures that no one can "sniff" sensitive data on the network. In part 1 we described MongoDB replica sets and how they work.In part 2 we provided a step-by-step guide to deploy a simple 3-node replica set, including information on replica set configuration.
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