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What do your functions do? If some script kiddie comes along and decides to query you 10 times per minute, how long until the function becomes more expensive th
by ttymck 3y ago
What do your functions do? If some script kiddie comes along and decides to query you 10 times per minute, how long until the function becomes more expensive than a VPS?
- bob1029 3y agoThey are authenticated via AAD and effectively serve various SSR web applications. You can't actually invoke our functions without passing authentication first.
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- ttymck 3y agoI see. Where does authentication and authorization happen?
- bob1029 3y agoAuthentication occurs in the IdP (AAD). Authorization occurs within our application based upon claims returned by the IdP. We don't rely on any AD-specific mechanisms to authorize users (i.e. security groups). We associate application-specific roles with the user principal name in our database.