DAI 2024-2025 - Practical work 3 - Pedro Alves da Silva & Gonçalo Carvalheiro Heleno

[PedroAS7]

For this last practical work, we'll be creating an HTTP server that will serve as a sort of GPG public key directory. The idea is that users might have multiple GPG key pairs, and we'd like our web server to store all of the public keys to allow their easy retrieval. A real-world usage scenario would be querying our web server to retrieve a public key to encrypt an email we'd want to send to the owner of that key pair.

The web server would be able to handle GET, POST, UPDATE, and DELETE methods for GPG public keys, as well as GET, POST, and UPDATE methods to handle the key owners. Depending on how it goes, we might add more resources.