Q: How secure is Dash authentication in non-Enterprise edition?
I do not ask about how to securely store passwords but how secure website is in itself (in relation to other methods), assuming password are save.
Some background:
I want to make my Dash app (optionsplayground.herokuapp.com) to be part of website build on Django.
I play with django-plotly-dash. For me, inexperienced coder, it is a challenge. I hoped that as I do not need live updates I can go without channels/redis/daphne+ part but noticed those a needed for some dcc elements to work (ie. sliders). Setting this up with d-p-d takes time plus there is setup for deployment part…
Plenty opportunities to make mistakes.
What if I handle authentication in Django and put Dash app on separate server which will get POST requests from Django for logging (or by establishing ssh connection - if I can figure this out)? Or ie. Dash app will reach to Dj database for each user logging in directly from Dash app.
Thus my question: how secure is stand-alone Dash app.
Of course I take any advice what would be the best / most optimal approach this task.
Thanks.