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A client can be the end user, or the dedicated server in this context. But either way these clients should **never **be able to connect directly to a database that contains sensitive informations, but indirectly only, which means a server backend API has to be created, and over a communication channel opened with it, would submit certain type (and amount) of data) by following a specified protocol scheme provided by the api. The server can interpret then inject some of these informations into the tables of the database. The end user client should never get access to the database, and it’s best to be putting the database on a separate node running only in a local network behind the front side of the backend services.

Thanks for your reply Konflict! That is a lot of outstanding information.

Yeah, we’re working through the ways that we can do that “indirect and encrypted” communication with the database. We definitely don’t want direct access.

Also thanks for the info on json libs and websokets! That will give our eventual C++ programmer a direction to start moving in.