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What is wrong about this model? To me, one owns a domain, and ownership and trust in that domain is a source of authority. That authority will authenticate use
by williamcotton 13y ago
What is wrong about this model?
To me, one owns a domain, and ownership and trust in that domain is a source of authority. That authority will authenticate users, provide them with a set of credentials, and those credentials can then be used to write or store data. All that this method does is allow for the rest of the logic to be anywhere... client-side or server-side.
- davidjgraph 13y agoBecause if you look at how Google Drive and Dropbox do it, they enable you to run fully client side and use their storage. I can serve the whole thing statically, it's far simpler architecturally and saves a ton of CPU and bandwidth costs. From what I'm reading, you can't do this auth fully client-side.