On Saturday, July 18, 2015 at 11:35:44 AM UTC-4, Iain Duncan wrote:
> Off topic: have you tried the new glass for your glasses that changes the
> colour balance to reduce eye strain? I used to get very frequent migraines
> from coding, and an updated prescription with the the new fancy glass
Thanks Jonathan
> Sorry, I've had a migraine and eye-strain all week and can't seem to
> phrase questions (or anything) right.
>
> Off topic: have you tried the new glass for your glasses that changes the
colour balance to reduce eye strain? I used to get very frequent migraines
from coding, and
On Friday, July 17, 2015 at 6:53:05 PM UTC-4, Iain Duncan wrote:
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> Cached I think.
> ...
> I'd say medium. Normally low, but occasionally we could be dealing with
> 1 user type traffic.
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Sorry, I've had a migraine and eye-strain all week and can't seem to phrase
questions (or anything
Hi Jonathan
can you share how you envision the auth policy to work in any detail?
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> 1. simple access
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Access will be from Angular apps, so will be pretty straightforward ajax
requests initiated from javascript.
> 2. fine grained ACLs
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Yup, we intend to use ACLs for row-level permissions
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can you share how you envision the auth policy to work in any detail?
1. simple access
2. fine grained ACLs
3. auth can be cached for X amount of time OR auth may need to be
immediately revoked/updated
4. will this be high load, low traffic, somewhere in between
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Right now our thoughts are that we'd like each app to be able to run on
it's own EC2 instance if need be, but the databases will all be on one
database server.
thanks!
On Fri, Jul 17, 2015 at 9:32 AM, Iain Duncan
wrote:
> Thanks Jonathan. The inner apps could well be on different machines in th
Thanks Jonathan. The inner apps could well be on different machines in the
future, we are intending to design around that if possible. This is an area
I really don't know much about, so any suggestions or pointers at good
resources would be great. Ideally we come up with some scheme where an auth
a
a third option is to use a tween, which would basically be a hybrid of a
middleware and a sharedlib.
the question I have is on the logistics of deployment -- are these
different apps going to be on the same machine or will they be on different
machines? also, how will you coordinate updates an
