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I really like rget, btw. I posted a trivial little command-line demo of a client and server for some others who were thinking about a transparency tool. It imp
by rsc 7y ago
I really like rget, btw.
I posted a trivial little command-line demo of a client and server for some others who were thinking about a transparency tool. It implements the cacheable GET API we designed for the checksum database but obviously it applies to arbitrary key-value pairs. It might be a better foundation than stuffing things into CT logs (or not, you do get some interesting infrastructure that way).
https://rsc.io/tlogdb https://rsc.io/tlogdb
- philips 7y agoThanks! I am almost certain I am going to need to move off of the CT log thing but I hope to onboard a few projects first[1]. But, tlogdb looks like a great starting (sent you a PR if you have a moment). I am trying to understand how all of the parts fit together at the moment particularly if I need to use Trillian or how far a direct SQL store to Spanner/CockroachDB like tlogdb implements is sufficient for awhile. The big advantage of implementing something like tlogdb is that it becomes a URL map which means that developers don't need to publish additional metadata (at the expense of the service needing to download entire files to calculate the digests). All of that to say thanks for all of the work on sumdb. Great starting point. [1] https://github.com/merklecounty/rget/issues/10 https://github.com/merklecounty/rget/issues/10