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Comment #44183042
Learn Rust or something else if you do not like or cannot stand golang! This generates high-calorie syntactic sugar just to satisfy an itch. Run the generated code through the gola…
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Comment #40159922
Exciting to see the AI RAG world connecting with the ReBAC authorization world!
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Comment #38164997
You can, simply use the topazd.exe binary from the topaz_windows_x86_64.zip from the GH releases page ( https://github.com/aserto-dev/topaz/releases ). Note this is currently not a…
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Comment #38164790
In simple terms topaz brings a rebac data solution together with OPA, so you only have to create attribute based authorization rules when really needed, to compliment the relation …
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Comment #38164686
I love the fact it is bring relational and attribute based together, happy birthday Topaz !
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Comment #38001603
That is one of the charters of the working group, https://openid.net/wg/authzen/ The key objective is to build upon the existing cornerstones. Note that this is not necessarily an …
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Comment #33322296
Which is exactly why using a middleware is an option and therefore a decision the implementor makes. Many people appreciate the middleware approach as it provides coverage for the …
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Comment #33322216
Not having to tied them together into a single process space is an interesting option/ability which would get lost with using it as a library. Having the authorizer integrate based…
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Comment #33319971
When it comes to integration of external capabilities in OPA there are only two options: make a REST call, or add a built-in. We provide a set of OPA built-ins which enable the int…
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Comment #30515703
Endpoint wise you can have N.
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Comment #30515673
Technically names do not have to match, but it certainly makes it easier if you have a pattern to rely on when injecting authorization into a middleware layer.
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Comment #30515641
Very neat! Can it support gRPC, that would be lovely?
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Comment #30515492
Interested to understand how does this compares and relates to https://github.com/99designs/gqlgen . Especially in the area of type system, is this reflection based, materialized t…
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Comment #30369631
@jzelinskie care to respond, I am really interested in the answer?
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Comment #30365521
So the idea is that you create a candidate set of resource keys from the permission system and join that with the external database and / or use it as a post filter?
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Comment #30361840
You can create rules which take in to account that there is a temporary grant, you do need to account for that somewhere in the form of accessible state. This could be achieved usi…
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Comment #30290133
I imaging could provide guarantees about the authenticity of the articles author and guard against plagiarism.
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Comment #30289226
Is there GitLab CI support, similar to the GitHub actions?
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Comment #30289023
I can see how when say medium which is dealing with curated data from my sources could benefit from leveraging a BlockChain or like solution, To coin that Web 3.0 goes too far in m…
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Comment #30288925
I find topic balancing and scaling up and down volumes related to that a royal challenge resulting in having to balance manually to remove/reduce resource bottlenecks.
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Comment #30277840
The policy CLI builds upon the ideas and direction described in https://github.com/open-policy-agent/opa/issues/1413 (May 2019) and attempts to provide a concrete solution for a st…
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Comment #30274801
First step was to make the explicit workflow build, tag, push, pull available for OPA while being compatible with the existing formats used by OPA. This enveloping approach, provid…
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Comment #30274636
This will get added! There is currently a lot of special casing required, as the OCI spec laying out the Registry API and interactions are not very rich. This limits usability and …