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In the standard server-client design methodology, this is the server.
Packages - Distributed servers in charge of the actual management of repos and packages
And if we have a server and a client, this one is the client.
I was thinking about using RSA encryption and public key exchanges to do security, but the reality is that we'd need pretty large keys to facilitate this, and they would take a long time to generate with a pure-python implementation. For that reason, I've decided to go with SSL sockets for communication between the control and packages nodes.
So, the first thing to do is get a basic server and client working, get an events system working and then look into authentication. Here are the steps I'm hoping to take.
Control node
SSL certificate and key generation
SSL servers
One SSL server for packages nodes
One SSL server for control/API clients
This isn't the HTTP API server
I'll work out a protocol in a separate ticket
Distributed events system
While each node will be able to handle its own events, they'll also be sent to the control node and passed to the other packages nodes and API clients
Packages nodes
SSL client
Events system
Local events
Network events
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This project will be comprised of two main parts.
I was thinking about using RSA encryption and public key exchanges to do security, but the reality is that we'd need pretty large keys to facilitate this, and they would take a long time to generate with a pure-python implementation. For that reason, I've decided to go with SSL sockets for communication between the control and packages nodes.
So, the first thing to do is get a basic server and client working, get an events system working and then look into authentication. Here are the steps I'm hoping to take.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: