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[DOCS] More clarity on security model of RPC server #17382

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5 changes: 5 additions & 0 deletions python/tvm/rpc/__init__.py
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The test program compiles the program on local server,
upload and run remote RPC server, get the result back to verify correctness.

TVM RPC server assumes that the user is trusted and needs to be
used in a trusted network environment and encrypted channels.
It allows writings of arbitrary files into the server and provide
full remote code execution capabilities to anyone who can access this API.
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from .server import Server
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5 changes: 5 additions & 0 deletions python/tvm/rpc/server.py
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TVM RPC server assumes that the user is trusted and needs to be
used in a trusted network environment and encrypted channels.
It allows writings of arbitrary files into the server and provide
full remote code execution capabilities to anyone who can access this API.

The RPC server only sees functions in the tvm namespace.
To bring additional custom functions to the server env, you can use server_init_callback.

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