Service provision can simplified and secured through the use of email
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Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can.
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Does every service need to run a webserver on its own port ?
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Email
- requestor uses S/MIME signed and encrypted email to service@server
- server can route requests to services
- service can send S/MIME signed and encrypted response to requestor
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Reduces complexity, increases security
- Service providers focus on the service rather than the interface
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Demo
Saint Pai has written useful software that people used for a long time.
He spent over two decades in IT, most of that time at Red Hat. He has
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