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AngularJS, Express, Socket.io & MongoDB. However, I'm considering switching over to Postgres. Encryption wise, I'm using CryptoJS for AES256 and OpenPGP.js for
by dutchbrit 12y ago
AngularJS, Express, Socket.io & MongoDB. However, I'm considering switching over to Postgres.
Encryption wise, I'm using CryptoJS for AES256 and OpenPGP.js for PGP.
All messages get encrypted in AES256 with a randomly created passphrase. The passphrase is then distributed to the recipients using PGP.
- Xeoncross 12y agoIf it's a single server then PostgreSQL would certainly give the best performance considering how invasive MongoDB is. However, I'm sure you'll soon grow to multiple servers so that wouldn't be as big of a problem. Keep MongoDB on it's own server.