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Signed-off-by: Nathan McCauley <nathan.mccauley@docker.com>
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## Overview
Notary manages trust metadata as a complementary service to the registry.
Notary Server manages trust metadata as a complementary service to the registry.
It implements all endpoints under the `_trust` segment of the registry URLs.
Notary expects to manage TUF metadata and will do validation of one parent
Notary Server expects to manage TUF metadata and will do validation of one parent
level of content for any data uploaded to ensure repositories do not become
corrupted. This means either the keys in the root.json file will be used to
validate the uploaded role, or the keys in the immediate delegate parent will
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## Timestamping
TUF requires a timestamp file be regularly generated. To achieve any ease
of use, it is necessary that Notary is responsible for generating the
of use, it is necessary that Notary Server is responsible for generating the
timestamp.json based on the snapshot.json created and uploaded by the
repository owner.
It is bad policy to place any signing keys in frontline servers. While
Notary is capable of supporting this behaviour we recommend using a
Notary Server is capable of supporting this behaviour we recommend using a
separate service and server with highly restricted permissions. Rufus
is provided as a reference implementation of a remote signer. An
implementation that satisfies the gRPC interface defined in Rufus will
satisfy Notary's requirements.
satisfy Notary Server's requirements.
# Running

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# Roadmap
The Trust project consists of a number of moving parts of which Notary is one. Notary is the front line metadata service
The Trust project consists of a number of moving parts of which Notary Server is one. Notary Server is the front line metadata service
that clients interact with. It manages TUF metadata and interacts with a pluggable signing service to issue new TUF timestamp
files.