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by gneray 6y ago
How did you land on the Zanzibar architecture over other choices? Full disclosure: I'm cofounder/CEO of Oso ( https://www.osohq.com/ ), a library for authorization. Overall, it's incredible to see all the activ
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by gneray 6y ago
Oso | Software Engineer, Developer Advocate, & Eng Manager | New York City (NYC) | Onsite or Remote Over the last 15 years, companies like AWS, Stripe, and Twilio have helped developers offload anything not core to their apps so they ca
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by gneray 6y ago
Agreed. We do this at Oso (batteries-included library for application authorization). https://www.osohq.com/ https://calendly.com/osohq/1-on-1
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by gneray 6y ago
Oso | Software Engineer, Developer Advocate, & Eng Manager | New York City (NYC) | Onsite or Remote Oso (backed by Sequoia) puts security in the hands of the makers. We're doing this by delivering security as code, or as Charity Ma
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by gneray 6y ago
Oso | Software Engineer, Developer Advocate, & Eng Manager | New York City (NYC) | Onsite or Remote Oso (backed by Sequoia) puts security in the hands of the makers. We're doing this by delivering security as code, or as Charity Ma
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by gneray 6y ago
Ditto
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by gneray 6y ago
How could the writer make the argument he made and not talk about dependency management? NB I'm surprised that anything from Forrester made it on here but kudos to them.
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by gneray 6y ago
nice, thanks for sharing
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by gneray 6y ago
oso | Software Engineer, Developer Advocate, & Eng Manager | New York City (NYC) | Onsite or Remote oso (backed by Sequoia) puts security in the hands of the makers. We're doing this by delivering security as code, or as Charity Ma
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Polar Foundations and a Primer on Logic Programming(docs.osohq.com)
1 points by gneray 6y ago|0 comments
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Polar: Oso's Declarative Policy Language [video](osohq.com)
1 points by gneray 6y ago|0 comments
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by gneray 6y ago
This is true. But truth be told, if you reach out to us via Slack/email/whatever we will do our best to help you regardless. Every eng on the team takes part in our community support rotation. We typically respond to a new Slack m
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by gneray 6y ago
The core for developers will continue to be free and open source – i.e., libraries, language + policy engine, debugger, REPL. We’ll have a commercial product geared towards ops and security teams. We’re not yet ready to take the wraps off a
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by gneray 6y ago
Agreed (other oso cofounder here). Would even be great to move beyond terms like attributed-based access control (ABAC), which many devs aren't familiar with even if they've actually built those features (e.g., a user can read her
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by gneray 6y ago
oso | Software Engineer and Developer Advocate | New York City (NYC) | Onsite or Remote oso (backed by Sequoia) puts security in the hands of the makers. We're doing this by delivering security as code, or as Charity Majors (cofounder
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by gneray 6y ago
oso | Developer Advocate | New York City (NYC) | Onsite or Remote oso (backed by Sequoia) puts security in the hands of the makers. We're doing this by delivering security as code, or as Charity Majors (cofounder & CTO of Honey
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by gneray 6y ago
oso | Developer Advocate | New York City (NYC) | Remote or Onsite oso (backed by Sequoia) puts security in the hands of the makers. We're doing this by delivering security as code, or as Charity Majors (cofounder & CTO of Honeycomb
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Building a Django app with data access control(osohq.com)
4 points by gneray 6y ago|0 comments
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Anatomy of a Rule(osohq.com)
3 points by gneray 6y ago|0 comments
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Developer-Centric Security Products(techrepublic.com)
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by gneray 6y ago
oso | Developer Advocate | New York City (NYC) | Remote or Onsite oso (backed by Sequoia) puts security in the hands of the makers. We're doing this by delivering security as code, or as Charity Majors (cofounder & CTO of Honeycomb
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by gneray 7y ago
oso | Software Engineer | New York City (NYC) - Onsite | https://www.osohq.com/ oso (backed by Sequoia) makes backend infrastructure security not terrible for developers and ops. We provide a normalized and consistent inter
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by gneray 7y ago
oso | Software Engineer | New York City (NYC) - Onsite | https://www.osohq.com/ oso (backed by Sequoia) makes backend infrastructure security not terrible for developers and ops. We provide a normalized and consistent inter
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by gneray 7y ago
oso | Software Engineer | New York City (NYC) - Onsite | https://www.osohq.com/ oso (backed by Sequoia) makes backend infrastructure security not terrible for developers and ops. We provide a normalized and consistent inter
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by gneray 7y ago
oso | Software Engineer | New York City (NYC) - Onsite | https://www.osohq.com/ oso (backed by Sequoia) makes backend infrastructure security not terrible for developers and ops. We provide a normalized and consistent inter
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by gneray 7y ago
Oso | Software Engineer | New York City (NYC) - Onsite | https://www.osohq.com/ Oso (backed by Sequoia) is making backend infrastructure security not terrible for developers and ops. We provide a normalized and consistent i
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by gneray 7y ago
Oso is making backend infrastructure security not terrible for developers and ops. We're working on problems at the intersection of distributed systems and cryptography, we have good early validation and are now moving towards building