- Used for the deployment of multiple instances for ERM, allowing for seamless token information attainment, shard information, custom bot information and more.
- Used for the automatic interoperability between API functionalities across multiple instances, allowing for the easy communication between endpoints and their custom interfaces.
- MongoDB - ECC uses a MongoDB connection by default to query the session tokens provided on startup, and to securely provide startup information to requesting endpoints.
- Golang - For speed and efficiency, it's better that we use Golang to minimise intermediate latency between jumbled requests. Python would be too slow to maintain the efficacy of our infrastructure.
ECC uses RSA asymmetric key encryption to maintain the security of tokens. When creating an instance, an RSA private key is provided back to the instance. This will be the only time the private key will be able to be accessed, so ensure it is saved.
A copy of the public key is saved on the server in the ./keys directory. No use for public key storage has been determined at this point in the project.