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Snarky peer comment, but if you can do this, then yeah, it sidesteps all of the complexity of a distributed authorization system. The trade off is the single po
by CGamesPlay 3y ago
Snarky peer comment, but if you can do this, then yeah, it sidesteps all of the complexity of a distributed authorization system. The trade off is the single point of failure: when your token verifier goes down, so does the entire system.
- charcircuit 3y agoA blacklist checker is also a single point of failure.
- SgtBastard 3y agoAn unavailable whitelist checker fails deadly for all items. An unavailable blacklist checker fails deadly for only blacklisted items. Only if your system design must fail safe in all scenarios (and most do, to be fair), only then does it become a single point of failure.