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Or you double-check positives to avoid the false ones?

And the last one: do you have/know services written in other languages using the library?

I mean this would actually make sense....
For example if my access token is valid only for 3 days, it doesn't make any sense to keep having it in the filter for more than 3 days since anyway it is going to expire after that time.

What happens when a krakend pod with auth/revoker setup. Gets restarted.
To my understanding as bloomfilter is in memory only. All data will get purged.

How do i ensure that on rollout/restart, blocked token doesn't become valid again?

hello
i am using bloomfilter with krakend. it is work well but after few days raise an error on adding token to bloom filter with message "error on adding bloomfilter: connection is shut down".

and all the other adds after it, raise this message and bloom filter not work properly.

whats the problem .... ?

thank you .

Is there currently any way to clear or to remove old tokens, for example tokens which are already expired, from the bloom filter? I didn't find any notes or documentation about this. It would be nice to have a script which might be running on regular times to remove all the tokens based on some criteria e.g where the date is expired.

Or you double-check positives to avoid the false ones?

And the last one: do you have/know services written in other languages using the library?

Many thanks!

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Bloomfilter server is encoded using gob as the net/rpc package is using it, so to revoke a token we only can use a client in Golang.

Describe the solution you'd like
Change the encoding to json with net/rpc/jsonrpc.

Describe alternatives you've considered
How can I generate a Java client to call bloomfilter server instead.

Could you give us an example of using with krakend? I need to filter an array of objects by the value of one of the fields. Is it possible?