By logging I mean a gateway/proxy which logs connection metadata, not client side logging. Possibly this is something that could be added to a private relay. With a network of private relays you could form admission controlled virtual overlay networks for each application.
For key revocation, it is necessary to be able to invalidate a server accepting a key, without necessarily having the key. E.g. maybe you have a pre-generated proof enabling revocation.
Observability is super important for organisations. Especially with LLM servers and MCP interfaces popping up everywhere.
By logging I mean a gateway/proxy which logs connection metadata, not client side logging. Possibly this is something that could be added to a private relay. With a network of private relays you could form admission controlled virtual overlay networks for each application.
For key revocation, it is necessary to be able to invalidate a server accepting a key, without necessarily having the key. E.g. maybe you have a pre-generated proof enabling revocation.
Observability is super important for organisations. Especially with LLM servers and MCP interfaces popping up everywhere.