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Arguably each user should have their own secret key. Right now we use a shared server and client secret, assuming that the predominant use case is one or a small set of users.
And the reason a database works here (given the lack of a shared filesystem) is because we are technically only running /deploying the restful API server on the broker pod. The broker pod is the single point of interaction for a remote request (to hit the rest of the workers / cluster).
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Consider secrey keys on the level fo users
Consider secret keys on the level fo users
Mar 5, 2023
Arguably each user should have their own secret key. Right now we use a shared server and client secret, assuming that the predominant use case is one or a small set of users.
And the reason a database works here (given the lack of a shared filesystem) is because we are technically only running /deploying the restful API server on the broker pod. The broker pod is the single point of interaction for a remote request (to hit the rest of the workers / cluster).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: