How can I secure my Graylog setup in Docker?

How can I secure my Graylog setup in Docker?

To secure your Graylog setup in Docker, you should consider using HTTPS for communication, setting strong passwords, and limiting access to the Graylog web interface.

What are the best practices for using HTTPS with Graylog?

Best practices include obtaining a valid SSL certificate, configuring your reverse proxy to handle SSL termination, and ensuring that all traffic is encrypted.

How can I limit access to the Graylog web interface?

You can limit access by using firewall rules, configuring Docker network settings, and implementing user authentication and role-based access control.

Are there any specific Docker security features I should use?

Yes, you should use Docker's user namespaces, set resource limits, and avoid running containers as the root user to enhance security.