draft-richardson-rats-geographic-results
Geographic Attestation Results
Many workloads have limitations on what geography they are allowed to
operate in. This is often due to a regulation that requires that the
computation occur in a particular jurisdiction.
There are many mechanisms by which Evidence of location may be
created and then evaluated by a Verifier. No matter which mechanism
is appropriate for a given situation, the result of the Verification
can be expressed in a similiarly defined EAT Attestation Result.
This document is therefore about encoding a variety of geographical
conclusions in an Attestation Result. In addition, one mechanism of
directly creating a geographic result in the form of an Endorsement
is described in an appendix.