You should disable remote access when working with immutable workloads.
You should disable remote access when working with immutable workloads.
Disabling remote access is recommended when working with immutable workloads to ensure security and consistency. Immutable workloads are designed to be non-changing, and remote access can potentially allow unauthorized changes, thereby compromising the workload's immutability and security. Also, it helps in maintaining a consistent state across the stack.
SG 7.4.2 "You can, and should, disable remote logins to running workloads (if logins are even an option). This is an operational requirement to prevent changes that aren’t consistent across the stack, which also has significant security benefits."