You wouldn't store plaintext passwords in a database, right?
For the same reasons you don't want to store keys, tokens or authorization rules either.
Imagine ssh-agent but distributed with eventual consensus. You don't even need transactions, the data model is simple enough that you can get away with eventually consistent CRDT's.
You wouldn't store plaintext passwords in a database, right? For the same reasons you don't want to store keys, tokens or authorization rules either.
Imagine ssh-agent but distributed with eventual consensus. You don't even need transactions, the data model is simple enough that you can get away with eventually consistent CRDT's.