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Yep, I made permissions tables per-entity too with simple `CRUD` access a bit like RWX (it was an API). It's definitely fast enough. I was handling ~5000 concur
by socceroos 7y ago
Yep, I made permissions tables per-entity too with simple `CRUD` access a bit like RWX (it was an API). It's definitely fast enough. I was handling ~5000 concurrent users with queries returning in the ns range. To be fair, I skipped RBAC checks if the entity was marked as 'public'.