Infrastructure & Servers
Spark relies on modern hosted infrastructure to provide account, authentication, storage, and platform functionality.
NevetsInc currently uses Supabase as a core part of the Spark infrastructure.
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Supabase infrastructure
Supabase is used by Spark to support important backend functionality. This allows the Spark application to communicate with backend services required by the platform.
The backend is separated from the public-facing Spark interface. Users interact with Spark while the application communicates with the services required to process supported platform features.
Authentication
Spark supports account authentication and uses Google authentication as part of its sign-in experience.
Authentication is an important part of separating user accounts and controlling access to account-specific functionality.
Two-factor authentication
Spark includes support for two-factor authentication, commonly referred to as 2FA.
Two-factor authentication provides an additional authentication step for supported accounts. Users are encouraged to enable additional account protection when it is available to them.
Storage buckets
Spark uses storage buckets for supported platform data and uploaded content.
Storage is used when Spark needs to retain content required for platform functionality. The exact type of stored information depends on the feature being used.
An evolving infrastructure
Spark is actively developed. Backend architecture, storage systems, and technical infrastructure may change as the platform evolves.
NevetsInc may update this documentation when significant changes are made to the infrastructure used by Spark.