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connect: switch to aws_lc_rs as crypto provider for rustls - #173
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Previously, we used RustCrypto as the crypto provider for rustls. It was considered inadequate because it is not production- ready (the integration is in alpha state), relatively slow and has not been externally audited. The candidates for replacement, aws_lc_rs and ring were evaluated by the following criteria: - Reasonably fast - Production ready - Supports ed25519 keys - Easy to build - Works everywhere - Statically linked binary - Externally audited - FIPS support (optional) The only option for FIPS support, aws-lc-fips-sys, failed to build so this point of consideration was discarded. Both candidates fit all criteria. aws_lc_rs won out for being the new default of the rustls project and its more active maintenance, while the only additional build dependency is a C compiler. This commit removes RustCrypto as a dependency. The explicitly configured builders in src/connect.rs were switched over. Any other usage of rustls will fall back to the default provider, aws_lc_rs. flake.nix was updated to use the musl toolchain to resolve correct headers. The changes inject the appropriate musl cross-compilation environment variables. Addresses IM-97 and IM-57.
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Previously, we used RustCrypto as the crypto provider for rustls. It was considered inadequate because it is not production- ready (the integration is in alpha state), relatively slow and has not been externally audited.
The candidates for replacement, aws_lc_rs and ring were evaluated by the following criteria:
The only option for FIPS support, aws-lc-fips-sys, failed to build so this point of consideration was discarded.
Both candidates fit all criteria. aws_lc_rs won out for being the new default of the rustls project and its more active maintenance, while the only additional build dependency is a C compiler.
This commit removes RustCrypto as a dependency. The explicitly configured builders in src/connect.rs were switched over. Any other usage of rustls will fall back to the default provider, aws_lc_rs.
Addresses IM-97 and IM-57.