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Ensures that the port mapping for Postgres in the docker compose file is bound 127.0.0.1:5432 so it is not available over the local network. It should not be needed and presents an additional security risk as these backing services are not as rigorously locked down as they would be in a production environment. I also removed the version in the file as it is no longer needed by newer versions of docker compose and generates a warning whenever used.
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Ensures that the port mapping for Postgres in the docker compose file is bound 127.0.0.1:5432 so it is not available over the local network.
Access from another machine should not be needed for a local development environment and presents an additional security risk. These backing services are not as rigorously locked down as they would be in a production environment.
I also removed the version in the docker-compose file as is no longer needed by newer versions of docker compose, and generating a warning each time it is used.