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In UNIX, the same way that EBS volumes are mounted... think of the /proc or /sys virtual filesystems. In Windows, I'm guessing that this would be exposed as a
by jamiesonbecker 10y ago
In UNIX, the same way that EBS volumes are mounted... think of the /proc or /sys virtual filesystems.
In Windows, I'm guessing that this would be exposed as a network drive.
- rcaught 10y agoMy point is that these type of solutions create a lot more overhead, inconsistency and variation compared to a HTTP request; granted, less security.
- eeeeeeeeeeeee 10y agoI'm sure that's why they went with HTTP -- it is universal and will work the same way everywhere. I still think they should just disable it by default, so you have to "opt-in" to the potential security risk and plan accordingly.