One thing I wanted to confirm, suppose i submit one request to onboard OHTTP relay for one organisation app and it gets approved, so can I re submit the request with different bundle ID for other organisation and same PIR server, same OHTTP server ? Or do we need different domain name ?
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Thanks to a timely reminder from Quinn, I managed to pull my head up long enough to get an answer sorted out..
One thing I wanted to confirm, suppose i submit one request to onboard OHTTP relay for one organisation app and it gets approved, so can I re submit the request with different bundle ID for other organisation and same PIR server, same OHTTP server ? Or do we need different domain name ?
A lot of this depends on exactly what's being shared and way:
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If this is multiple apps from the same development team, then it's fine for all of those teams to use exactly the same configuration and infrastructure.
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If exactly the same data is being used by multiple development teams, then the team would prefer that each team have their own host names even if the underlying infrastructure is exactly the same. That is, you could do something like "team-a.vendor.com" and "team-b.vendor.com", with both of those DNS records actually pointing to the same underlying server infrastructure.
Note that this assumes that these apps will specifically be working of EXACTLY the same underlying data. If the data sets for individual teams are going to diverge, then you may want to use separate PIR servers to ensure that the datasets are strongly separated.
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Kevin Elliott
DTS Engineer, CoreOS/Hardware
