问题
I'm starting with Firebase, and basically, i just want to store data in Firebase, and user from my app will only do a read only. From what i read so far, it seems that firebase only works with authentication, and i've read about anonymous authentication. But i don't see the advantage of being authenticated anonymously, since basically the user will never be upgraded to "permanent" user.
All i want is the user use my app (and only through my app) to get data without needing to authenticate.
What is the best way to achieve this ? Do i create a username and password, and use this for everyone in my app ?
Do i stay with anonymous authentication ? Since i will at first use the Firebase Spark Free, and it says that only 100 simultaneous connection for realtime database, do each creation of anonymous authentication will be considered as opening a connection all the time, thus limited my app to 100 connection/user only ? Is there a limitation for Spark Free in terms of anonymous connection ?
Thank you
回答1:
You can use Firebase without authentication. Some of the Youtube tutorials on the official Firebase channel even go as far as to show you how to disable authentication on the Firebase Database and Storage. Only disable read authentication for production purposes.
Storage Rules.
Database Rules.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44294348/firebase-read-only-with-no-authentication-from-app