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4 months agoThanks for the analysis; I had also seen the API keys, but I didn’t check the deployments.
I guess this answers my question then: No one is using it because not even the dev gets it deployed – highly “avaliable” 🤣


Thanks for the analysis; I had also seen the API keys, but I didn’t check the deployments.
I guess this answers my question then: No one is using it because not even the dev gets it deployed – highly “avaliable” 🤣


To be fair, the proxy engine is supposedly written in go, not in nodejs, but yeah, the ddos defense most likely is wishful thinking…
Are you using one (system) user per quadlet? (Why?) Each of my quadlets is owned by the same (non-root) user and the containers are rootless. In that case, podman deals with (sub)id-allocation. selinux-labels take care of volume scopes and podman networks are as isolated as possible. Seems enough for me; never even considered using different users in that case.