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Comment #41320039
Nice! Thanks for the share - I'm Or one of the founders or Permit.io. Happy to answer any questions.
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Comment #41055524
Thanks a ton for the mention, and hope you like it. If you haven't also check out our video: https://youtu.be/JMzr21rnBes Fine-grained authorization is becoming a staple, we hope t…
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Comment #41055140
Or Weis, CEO at Permit.io here. For the last three years, we have all seen a huge spike in developers implementing fine-grained authorization. Whether they choose the Google Zanzib…
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Show HN: A No-Code UI for Managing Google-Zanzibar Style ReBAC
Hello HN ! There’s been a lot of discussions [1,2] on how to build ReBAC [3] with Zanzibar and policy-as-code engines, but we (Permit) also think it’s important to talk about the i…
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Comment #37170063
Hi! Fair point. We got two articles coming this month: RBAC vs ReBAC, and RBAC vs ReBAC vs ABAC - we'll post those here / in the article itself when ready. For now, in short: RBAC …
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Comment #37168492
Agree 100%. <3 And as I told Joey many times - I'd love to collaborate more with you as well.
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Comment #37168114
Re: "Graphical" - I can see how that would have that effect :) To be fair it doesn't really say that, it reads:"Graph-based authorization systems utilize a graphical representation…
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Comment #37167975
Jimmy I truly think you're awesome (And so is SpiceDB), but the irony here stands out: "it presents opinion without any evidence or examples to justify the claim and concludes it a…
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Comment #37167511
In Zanziabr - The article refers to OSS implementations like SpiceDB or Ory. It's a follow-up to a more in depth article (1), trying to be a lighter read starting point. - 1: https…
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Comment #37167175
Founder of Permit.io here- cool that this article grabbed some love. For those of you not sure which is the best from the article- Permit combines all 3 together. - OPA/REGO or Ced…
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Comment #36561169
That's exactly what OPA does (Datalog), and what OSO do (Prolog)
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Comment #36561158
Hi jzelinskie, Or from Permit here - The overall tone of your reply here reads as furious to me ,so I'd like to apologize for offending you, I tried to provide a balanced analysis …
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Comment #36561019
BTW another differentiator we offer- is our low-code policy editor that write Rego or Cedar directly into Git for you (And your non-technical team members) Supports RBAC, ABAC - an…
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Comment #36561011
Or from Permit.io here :) - we support OPA, Cedar, as well as Amazon Verified Permissions, and we'll be coming out with more soon. Both in Permit.io and in OPAL 1 Graham from OSO (…
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Comment #36141029
True a gating reverse proxy isn't a new idea- but combining it with frontend only login, policy as code, and secrets injections from a vault to produce authorization you can use se…
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Comment #36140136
:D Truly? So does that mean you won't use any cloud service (e.g. AWS, GCP, Azure) ? And no Authentication services (e.g. Auth0, AWS Cognito, Firebase)? ...