In hindsight, it makes sense that literally every single other tool in the space has a central backend that orchestrates jobs. There's a good reason for that.
To address security / access concerns, you can either self-host the orchestrator, or use OIDC, or both
We were initially completely backend-less; but then it increasingly became apparent that a central orchestrator is unavoidable.
Rationale here: https://diggerdev.notion.site/Why-digger-introduces-an-orche...
In hindsight, it makes sense that literally every single other tool in the space has a central backend that orchestrates jobs. There's a good reason for that.
To address security / access concerns, you can either self-host the orchestrator, or use OIDC, or both