Closed gregbugaj closed 1 year ago
This is done via API_KEY. Each request contains API_KEY and it able to be routed to a different queue.
Keys are in the format
mau_
for Marie-AI App user-to-server tokens
mas_
for Marie-AI App server-to-server tokens
keys are of length 54 + 4(prefix) = 58, with a prefix of either mau or mas
^mau[a-zA-Z0-9]{54}$ or ^mas[a-zA-Z0-9]{54}$
Sample keys :
mas_0aPJ9Q9nUO1Ac1vJTfffXEXs9FyGLf9BzfYgZ_RaHm707wmbfHJNPQ
mas_xw_rZMMvT3snDw7IUQAe6FB3iChESG8Nn8Ek6riarHYRPl85BlW4vA
mau_0aPJ9Q9nUO1Ac1vJTfffXEXs9FyGLf9BzfYgZ_RaHm707wmbfHJNPQ
mau_Gcp_GvCMrVVgp-BwGKLyELE3BaKtpmCrlwdIB-VWWWXwpm3k1CwVIg
mas_XeuXeznfHd_n0qRqavWSu9EVD0OrcwnJwvl_NOz0ucBG5R3creEWmw
Different applications should have different response queues. Currently we have one shared 'extract' queue.
We need to have some kind of a condition in queue so that different subscribers will get different messages without having to set them.
Initial implementation could be based on Sender-selected Distribution or virtual hosts (vhost).