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`v0.3` introduces a "private" sharing mode. When provisioning a service for private sharing, `zrok` will not create any policies for the service, until a request for a frontend binding is created for the service (through the `zrok serve` command).
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The `v0.3` `zrok` service will support both identified users (the `zrok` user has a provisioned `environment`), as well as ephemeral users (the `zrok` controller will create an "ephemeral environment" for these users).
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## Backend Modes
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In `v0.2`, the only possible `backend` "mode" was for reverse proxying HTTP traffic to a local endpoint. The `v0.3` `zrok` client will support several different `backend` modes.
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### Web Mode
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A user has a collection of files on disk. Sharing with a `backend` mode of "web", will create a `backend` that shares a file tree as if it were a local web server.
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### DAV Mode
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A user wants to operate a read/write repository of files accessible through either conventional WebDAV clients (through `public` `frontend` instances), or through the `zrok` CLI.
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### Proxy Mode
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`v0.3` will retain the classic reverse proxy mode, as well.
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