Thanks - we agree! :) (I'm one of the Aserto co-founders). It's indeed a hard problem, because you want the solution to have the operational characteristics of

Thanks - we agree! :) (I'm one of the Aserto co-founders). It's indeed a hard problem, because you want the solution to have the operational characteristics of a library (millisecond latency / 100% available to the calling application), but at the same time, give you the convenience of a service / control-plane (allow you to centrally manage the lifecycle of authorization policies, sync properties about the users to the edge, drain all the decision logs back to the control plane, etc). It's one of the most frustrating wheels that developers still have to re-invent, and it's great to see more companies trying to innovate in this space. As @tristanz mentioned we're in private beta, and happy to engage with folks that want to solve AuthZ :)