EgeAytin

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by EgeAytin 2y ago
It’s a very interesting idea. How does it perform compared to a regular data warehouse?
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
Actually we have webhooks in our cloud offering to streamline and address this. Since this post is about our open source, I didn't mention it as an option. However, if you choose to go with the open source, you would need to maintain i
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
In a standard relational based databases, the suggested place to write relationships to Permify is sending the write request in database transaction of the client action: such as assigning the user as owner. If the transaction fails, you sh
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
Firstly, while IAMs often offer some level of authorization capabilities, they are not as flexible or fine-grained as dedicated authorization systems like Permify. Therefore, customizing complex permission logic (such as hierarchical relati
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
While we don’t have exact solution or workflow for handling this case, I can suggest an approach that might help. Assuming that you apply pagination to the search results, you can send the results to Permify one by one, as you'll only
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
Hi I'm one of the founders at Permify. Thanks for bringing up the comparison. I’ve actually put together some documentation[0] that outlines the differences between various Zanzibar implementations, including Keto, OpenFGA, SpiceDB, an
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
Actually, it also externalizes and centralizes the authorization data, so it won't work without the knowledge contained in the application database that could affect any authorization decision. Permify provides a Permission Database[0]
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
Hi thanks for the support! I'm one of the founders at Permify. Both products may seem alike at first glance as you described, but there are a few key differences, Multi Tenancy: Our architecture is tenancy-based, which means you can cr
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
User log-in and sign-up are considered authentication but from an authorization perspective Permify domain specific language also supports coarse grained roles (RBAC). See following playground example[0]. Also don't hesitate to join ou
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
You can use Permify for multi-tenant authorization. Specifically, you can create custom authorization schemas and authorization data for different tenants and manage them in a single place. To learn more, refer to our docs[0] [0]: https:&#x
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
Thanks for the support, and don't hesitate to join our Discord community[0] for further questions. Regarding multi-region deployment, we offer PostgreSQL as the production database option. We support multi-region databases that share t
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
Authorization libraries can be useful but often fall short in key areas. They typically lack fine-grained access control, limiting their ability to handle complex permissions. Casbin does provide RBAC and ABAC but as far as I know they don&
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
Forget to mention, thanks for the reminding. Permify also supports zookies[0], here is the official docs for it. [0] https://docs.permify.co/operations/snap-tokens
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by EgeAytin 2y ago
Hi there, Ege from Permify here. Here are the major differences, - Better Performance: Observed guess, not necessarily a fact: Many folks have come to us from OpenFGA due to latency and performance issues. We’re implementing various levels
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Stop trying to replicate ReBAC type permissions using roles or attributes(permify.co)
8 points by EgeAytin 3y ago|0 comments
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by EgeAytin 4y ago
Thanks for the support! I'm Ege, one of the co-founders of Permify. About the diffs, right now there are some approach differences on some features such as modeling, data filtering, auditing, etc but the main difference is we’re a full
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by EgeAytin 4y ago
Not 100% sure I understand what you meant with "reflection" but to give a quick overview on data management: Permify stores authorization data as relations in a database you prefer and perform access checks (and other queries as w
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by EgeAytin 4y ago
Hi Ege here - another founder of Permify. - 1. Which integration is your most heavily used right now? Currently, we don't have any official integration. But we're seeing use cases with popular authentication or identity providers
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by EgeAytin 4y ago
I asked for 2. and 3. thanks for clarifying.
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by EgeAytin 4y ago
Hi guys, congrats on the launch. I wondered where can I store or observe my alerts. I was just confused since it is open-source.
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by EgeAytin 4y ago
interesting, any thoughts on how can it be helpful on code-related queries? In particular, I'm using chatgtp to get code patterns/examples and I would choose to ask directly from cli but I prefer to get more organized response ins
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Relationship Based Access Control Models(permify.co)
4 points by EgeAytin 4y ago|0 comments
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by EgeAytin 4y ago
Hey HN! Ege from Permify here. Permify is an open-source authorization service and policy engine based on Google-Zanzibar[0] with our own twist. Me and my co-founders have known each other for years since high school. And we love building t
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by EgeAytin 4y ago
Feeling like optimization of design is overkill for early stage startups. In my perspective, if product/service can express themselves clearly with simple words, they shouldn't worry about perfect design.
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Why Decouple Authorization?(permify.co)
2 points by EgeAytin 4y ago|0 comments
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Decoding a key cell component atom by atom(scienceinter.com)
1 points by EgeAytin 4y ago|0 comments
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A new technique of detecting influenza(scienceinter.com)
3 points by EgeAytin 4y ago|0 comments
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by EgeAytin 4y ago
Despite these improvements, it's not enough to replace M1 Pro when considering the price/performance
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by EgeAytin 4y ago
Hey Folks! It's Ege from Permify. We're building an Plug-&-Play API for Authorizations and Open-source tools for access control. We have interviewed bunch of developers, and as developers we know how hard authorizations can ge
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Show HN: Open-Source Role-Based Access Management for React(github.com)
12 points by EgeAytin 4y ago|2 comments

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