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EgeAytin
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Comment #42445841
It’s a very interesting idea. How does it perform compared to a regular data warehouse?
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Comment #41350812
Actually we have webhooks in our cloud offering to streamline and address this. Since this post is about our open source, I didn't mention it as an option. However, if you choose t…
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Comment #41349282
In a standard relational based databases, the suggested place to write relationships to Permify is sending the write request in database transaction of the client action: such as a…
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Comment #41349144
Firstly, while IAMs often offer some level of authorization capabilities, they are not as flexible or fine-grained as dedicated authorization systems like Permify. Therefore, custo…
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Comment #41347389
While we don’t have exact solution or workflow for handling this case, I can suggest an approach that might help. Assuming that you apply pagination to the search results, you can …
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Comment #41347104
Hi I'm one of the founders at Permify. Thanks for bringing up the comparison. I’ve actually put together some documentation[0] that outlines the differences between various Zanziba…
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Comment #41346827
Actually, it also externalizes and centralizes the authorization data, so it won't work without the knowledge contained in the application database that could affect any authorizat…
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Comment #41346771
Hi thanks for the support! I'm one of the founders at Permify. Both products may seem alike at first glance as you described, but there are a few key differences, Multi Tenancy: Ou…
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Comment #41318020
User log-in and sign-up are considered authentication but from an authorization perspective Permify domain specific language also supports coarse grained roles (RBAC). See followin…
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Comment #41313167
You can use Permify for multi-tenant authorization. Specifically, you can create custom authorization schemas and authorization data for different tenants and manage them in a sing…
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Comment #41313142
Thanks for the support, and don't hesitate to join our Discord community[0] for further questions. Regarding multi-region deployment, we offer PostgreSQL as the production database…
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Comment #41313044
Authorization libraries can be useful but often fall short in key areas. They typically lack fine-grained access control, limiting their ability to handle complex permissions. Casb…
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Comment #41312674
Forget to mention, thanks for the reminding. Permify also supports zookies[0], here is the official docs for it. [0] https://docs.permify.co/operations/snap-tokens
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Comment #41311839
Hi there, Ege from Permify here. Here are the major differences, - Better Performance: Observed guess, not necessarily a fact: Many folks have come to us from OpenFGA due to latenc…
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Comment #34889009
Thanks for the support! I'm Ege, one of the co-founders of Permify. About the diffs, right now there are some approach differences on some features such as modeling, data filtering…
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Comment #34885091
Not 100% sure I understand what you meant with "reflection" but to give a quick overview on data management: Permify stores authorization data as relations in a database you prefer…
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Comment #34884212
Hi Ege here - another founder of Permify. - 1. Which integration is your most heavily used right now? Currently, we don't have any official integration. But we're seeing use cases …
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Comment #34825030
I asked for 2. and 3. thanks for clarifying.