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For the best security practices with Amazon Location Services API keys, the main recommendation is to avoid exposing the API keys directly on the client-side.
Instead, implement server-side proxying, where your client-side code makes requests to your server, and the server then forwards the requests to the Amazon Location Service API, including the API key. This way, the API key is never exposed to the client.
Additionally, you can leverage AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles if your application is running on AWS infrastructure, which eliminates the need to embed API keys in your code. It's also crucial to restrict API key access based on specific criteria, rotate API keys regularly, monitor API usage, implement rate limiting, and keep your dependencies up-to-date.
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Yeah that is really what I figured, which is what brought me here. Server side proxying it is. Thanks!