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You could even switch what you have in redis to a bloom filter if the space of revocation tokens gets large (which it shouldn't). You don't need to support a d
by ves 9y ago
You could even switch what you have in redis to a bloom filter if the space of revocation tokens gets large (which it shouldn't).
You don't need to support a database online if you're just checking for membership in a small finite set.
- politician 9y agoExactly, the database solution is overkill for tokens that are revoked prior to their expiration.