Should it become necessary, we could block an endpoint abusing the service from registering again.
Ideally, ssh srv.us block $endpoint / ssh srv.us unblock $endpoint and ssh srv.us blocked to get the list. Though ssh srv.us -p 2222 would be fine and simpler.
Could be persisted in a flat text file reloaded on change, in badger, or in a central DB like cockroachdb.
Should it become necessary, we could block an endpoint abusing the service from registering again.
Ideally,
ssh srv.us block $endpoint
/ssh srv.us unblock $endpoint
andssh srv.us blocked
to get the list. Thoughssh srv.us -p 2222
would be fine and simpler.Could be persisted in a flat text file reloaded on change, in badger, or in a central DB like cockroachdb.