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In a world of containers and micro services, I do not understand why we cannot have independent databases and buckets per user, specially if we are talking abou
by whatever1 4y ago
In a world of containers and micro services, I do not understand why we cannot have independent databases and buckets per user, specially if we are talking about sensitive data.
- tyingq 4y agoI'm guessing it's an uninitialized buffer in a shared encoder instance, where independent storage wouldn't have helped much.
- _cenw 4y agoIt looks like iCloud for Windows might remote-transcode HEVC down into a format that doesn't ask for a fee to be played back on that platform. In that case it's probably a good idea to stop using iCloud for Windows right now.
- cjsawyer 4y agoThat’s what the photos page on icloud.com does unless you specifically request the original format
- jjtheblunt 4y agowell clearly we can, and this is clearly a monstrous bug ?
- nhinck2 4y agoWhere do you keep the record of which container belongs to which user and how does that record avoid the same problem?
- whatever1 4y agoThe encoder container / lambda would had been spawned for that particular user and it would have permissions to access only the content of that specific user.