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Like many other folks like the founders of CockroachDB and CoreOS, we read a Google research paper posted to HN. I think this is the original post: https://new
by jzelinskie 4y ago
Like many other folks like the founders of CockroachDB and CoreOS, we read a Google research paper posted to HN.
I think this is the original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20132520 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20132520
We left Red Hat a year later and joined YC to start a company based on the Zanzibar paper.
Out of that, the open source SpiceDB[0] was born.
[0]: https://github.com/authzed/spicedb https://github.com/authzed/spicedb
- motoboi 4y agoHi. Do you think SpiceDb is a good solution when massive distribution is not a requirement? I need the flexibility to defined policies based on accessing object and accessed object criteria, but can be a centralized non globally replicated (in a single cluster) solution.
- jzelinskie 4y agoIt absolutely works great for single cluster/region. Most users actually do run it this way. While this list is not comprehensive, we see SpiceDB being considered often for the following uses cases: - Projects with microservices - Projects with multi-region/cloud scale - Projects with sensitive or complex domains (e.g. health care, finance) - Projects that want tooling to ensure safety as they iterate on their designs