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Sender:James Rubino.
Date:Wednesday, 13 August 2014 21:50:43 UTC+1.
Has Tyke been deployed in attack active and hostile production environments?
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Sender:Martin Buhr.
Date:Thursday, 14 August 2014 09:27:32 UTC+1.
Not yet, it’s all very new. We dogfooded Tyk in front of the Loadzen.com API’s (now shuttered) before going public with it, but that was not an attack-active environment.
I would not feel confident in saying that Tyk would be appropriate in these environments this early on, we would need a security audit or pen test for that.
Fancy volunteering? 
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Sender:James Rubino.
Date:Saturday, 16 August 2014 00:47:56 UTC+1.
Sure but only under someone else’s lead.
I will definitely be taking it for a spin and put it front of non production projects.
User account registration and authentication flows are the part of new projects I dislike the most but if there is any work being done on integrated user registration, authentication and authorization plugins or addons I would gladly help.
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Sender:Martin Buhr.
Date:Monday, 18 August 2014 10:16:22 UTC+1.
Would love to know how it goes in non-prod environments, please report back if you can 
Regarding user registration, there’s a simple way this could be added, I gues sit depends on how far it should go:
Light: Should tyk offer the functionality to store additional profile data alongside a key? (e.g. adding an open metadata interface such as user_data to a session object),. This would mean it’s still up to the implementer to build sign-up flows but only integrate with the API instead of having to roll their own OR
Heavy: Should tyk offer some kind of registration and on-boarding for developers (templates and all), so that with a single option a kind of minimum-viable sign-up form is created and made available to end users. How flexible should this be?
Let me know, I’m constantly updating the roadmap with new features that should be implemented next.