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What are best practices for protecting deployment endpoints?

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Trying to figure out how to protect a graph node and authenticate deployment requests. I see references to "graph auth" or --access-token parameters here and there, but cannot find any proper docs on any of this.

Does graph-node have any OOTB mechanism for this, or is this something that should be handled at another layer, for ex an Nginx reverse proxy that authenticates the requests?

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