This week I continue to solve the API problem that I encountered last week. The issue I ran into last week was that Postman was not able to establish a connection to the database. After the guidance and advice from Mr. Peter, I can run the API on Postman correctly. The docker-compose.yml file contained some missing information, which caused the issue. Upon incorporating the data and reconstructing the docker-compose.yml, I successfully executed the API through Postman.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This week, I also ran into a problem where I couldn’t get software to connect to the database. I have attempted to establish a connection with the server and launch software again in order to access my database. The database system is in recovery mode or the database connection has timed out, according to the error message I received. Despite my attempts to use Google Chrome to remedy the issue, the error persisted. I thus told Mr. Peter about this mistake right away. He explained to me that the issue was caused by an excessive amount of memory in the log file. So, after solving the problem, I was able to run the database again.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In addition, Mr. Peter discovered that third parties had gained access to the data kept in our MongoDB. This is a result of the deletion of the database that held the item data. The MongoDB server also established a new database named “READ_ME_TO_RECOVER.” In order to prevent anyone else from accessing our MongoDB server in the future, Mr. Peter quickly shuttered it. He then built a new server and added a far more complex login and password to prevent unauthorized users from readily accessing our MongoDB.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
After Mr. Peter fixed the MongoDB issue the following day, no additional new connections were made, indicating that as of right now, no hacker was attempting to steal our data. But Mr. Peter has told me to keep a close eye on the MongoDB and let him know if someone hacks our data once more. This week, I have attempted to access the MongoDB, but it continues to fail. In order for Mr. Peter to try to debug and identify the issue, he has asked me to push my workings to the feature branch.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This week I continue to solve the API problem that I encountered last week. The issue I ran into last week was that Postman was not able to establish a connection to the database. After the guidance and advice from Mr. Peter, I can run the API on Postman correctly. The docker-compose.yml file contained some … <\/p>\n