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I have a droplet which is a secondary server that my main server calls out to.
For security reasons I would like this droplet to be not accessible via it’s public IP. Though I realized I still might need to allow it, since I still want to be able to SSH into it.
It would also be nice if there was some way I could still access it publicly for testing on a local machine, but it would be secured against attacks (like maybe I can somehow use ssh for my http request? or something?)
Let me know any ideas.
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