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We have a web application (Grails) which we are going to sell licenses for based on the number of users. There is a table in the database (Oracle 10g) which holds users. Customers will host their own copy of the software and database. Can someone suggest strategies for limiting the number of records which are allowed to exist in the user table in a way which can’t reasonably be subverted by the customer? Thanks.
You should at least consider avoiding all technical means here and instead insisting that your customer sign an SLSA with an audit provision, and then audit here and there.
All these technical means introduce risks of failure, ranging from flat-out crashes to mysterious performance problems. The more stealthy and devious, the more stealthy and devious the bugs.