“We spun up a bunch of little go processes that would each establish a WebSocket connection and run through a series of API requests that made it look like they were actual clients.”
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Said on The Pragmatic Engineer
“And so in Request Rocket, what we also have is the ability to drop in an authorization layer that says this user or this particular request is either allowed or denied based on certain criteria that we can configure in the platform.”
Risky Business · Snake Oilers: Minimal.dev, Request Rocket and TRM Labs
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added a deterministic predicate-based rule system to authorize each request based on the caller’s identity and requested API parts
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“We got a decent response to the request for an audit, the request for information really from our different agencies... there is a second effort going on right now to sharpen the fidelity around that and get the numbers tighter”
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