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Command acceptance exercises access-issuer against a real Kubernetes API server.
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Command acceptance exercises access-issuer against a real Kubernetes API server. |
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Command resource-proxy fronts a service that knows nothing about sluis with a sluis resource server's front door: it verifies the caller's token, serves the RFC 9728 metadata, writes an audit line per request, and proxies to the service -- and, optionally, gives the service an identity of its own for what it calls in turn.
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Command resource-proxy fronts a service that knows nothing about sluis with a sluis resource server's front door: it verifies the caller's token, serves the RFC 9728 metadata, writes an audit line per request, and proxies to the service -- and, optionally, gives the service an identity of its own for what it calls in turn. |
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Command sluis is the whole product in one binary, one image and one chart (docs/decisions/0032).
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Command sluis is the whole product in one binary, one image and one chart (docs/decisions/0032). |
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Command sluis-lambda is sluis as AWS Lambda functions: one arm64 `bootstrap` binary in one zip, deployed as three functions whose role is SLUIS_ROLE (http, github or slack).
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Command sluis-lambda is sluis as AWS Lambda functions: one arm64 `bootstrap` binary in one zip, deployed as three functions whose role is SLUIS_ROLE (http, github or slack). |
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Command sluisctl is what a person on a laptop runs.
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Command sluisctl is what a person on a laptop runs. |
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