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At Grab, we have an internally built system (that I think is backed by Active Directory and leverages experience from ppl from okta). As a "requestor", I choos
by itake 4y ago
At Grab, we have an internally built system (that I think is backed by Active Directory and leverages experience from ppl from okta).
As a "requestor", I choose from a list of services, then I select which role I want, then there are meta attributes (like which country's data I want to access, etc.). This then lets me oAuth into the internal app with a JWT. My access is time limited (max of 90 days or only 2 hours).
As a data owner and EM, I approve requests for services and data that I own.
As an service creator, I have to register the service in the tool, provide all of my various roles and configurations.
This system works with both internal and external authorizations. Like if I need prod AWS write access.
It doesn't cover all data (some tools have similar internally built systems), but we will eventually migrate everything to it.
This is probably all I have time to share.