use streaming API for listing identities #129
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This commit modifies the `/v1/identity/list` API to respond a nd-json stream of identity<->policy mappings instead of one (eventually large) json object. The `/v1/identity/list` API is now similar to the `/v1/key/list` API. With the streaming API, a client can iterate over some/all identities while using just a constant amount of memory. This is a major breaking API change. Signed-off-by: Andreas Auernhammer <aead@mail.de>
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This commit modifies the
/v1/identity/listAPIto respond a nd-json stream of identity<->policy
mappings instead of one (eventually large) json
object.
The
/v1/identity/listAPI is now similar tothe
/v1/key/listAPI.With the streaming API, a client can iterate over
some/all identities while using just a constant
amount of memory.
This is a major breaking API change.