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This could be the occasion to make a new global deployment.
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A specific node with credentials that could be used to call all IROH nodes.
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This could be challenging to make this fast, but this open the notion of
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/Customer Manager Session/ at the User-Identity level.
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** Long term Customer Manager
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*** Reflections
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It looks assumed in the documentation that MOST user domain email will be
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enough to determine who is the customer that a user identity belongs to.
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But it doesn't look like we will stop supporting non 3rd party IdP login?
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It doesn't look like we will stop supporting non 3rd party IdP login?
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So it means the we already have a design-space complexity.
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multiple Customers. I think we should assume, for sake of simplicity that
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this should not be the case, and our customer control access to their
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platform via providing (or not) an email using their own domain name.
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*** Customers
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We need to build a single world wide API which would handle the
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