lockerbased
Lockerbased is a term used in information technology to describe architectures, practices, or systems that organize resources into discrete, access-controlled containers called lockers. A locker acts as a logical boundary that encapsulates data, functionality, or credentials. Locker concepts are applied as software abstractions within applications, as modular components within security frameworks, or as secure storage units within enterprise workflows. The term is deliberately broad and context-dependent, without a single universal definition.
In software design, locker-based patterns create isolation boundaries around per-user or per-session state, enabling controlled lifecycles,
Advantages of lockerbased approaches include improved isolation, enhanced security, modularity, and clearer lifecycle management with revocation
Related concepts include containerization, sandboxing, vaults for secret management, and capability-based security. In practice, lockerbased serves