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Comment #35629452
Great post! When starting a green field project, how would you approach the choice between the two options? Are there specific use cases in which one would be preferable over the o…
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Comment #30515802
So this is basically a tool for generating and testing Rego policies from an OpenAPI spec. Very cool!
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Comment #30515656
Do package names have to match API routes? Can I create a policy that is shared by multiple endpoints?
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Comment #30515442
That's been my experience too. In addition to attracting new engineers that want to contribute to open source, it's an opportunity to showcase your organization's (hopefully good) …
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Comment #30364233
This goes straight to the core of what makes authorization in complex applications such a challenge. You hit the nail on the head when you say that authorization in inseparable fro…
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Comment #30361837
Aserto takes a hybrid approach. It runs a hosted control plane where you configure your user-directory, authorization policies, etc. But the authorization logic itself can run alon…
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Comment #30361768
I agree with most, if not all, the points raised in the post. I'm curious how people deal with: 1. Organizing knowledge. Too often I've seen a lot of well-written and well-intended…
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Comment #30361370
I love exa! Been using it exclusively (with ls as an alias) for about 6 months now and not looking back. Wonderful tool.
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Comment #30274507
Can the tool push policies to other OCI registries like docker hub or the GitHub registry? I mean, it's nice to have a dedicated registry for OPA policies but are there alternative…
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Comment #30274318
A little ray of sunshine this morning. I'm not a physicist and have no idea how close this technology is to powering our electric grids, but it seems like humanity's best chance fo…