gsarjeant

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   by gsarjeant 1y ago

   Hi, I'm the post writer. I have a habit of writing like a textbook author, but the things that jumped out at me while I was working on this with Oso were: 1. Least privilege can address a lot of these issues. We all know that, but in p
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   Google Zanzibar Isn't Flexible(osohq.com)

   6 points by gsarjeant 2y ago|1 comments
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   by gsarjeant 2y ago

   Full disclosure: I'm the author and I work at Oso. We're an Authorization as a Service company that competes with products that are inspired by Zanzibar. So, my take is admittedly biased. But for all Zanzibar's power, I'
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   by gsarjeant 2y ago

   Hi, wkirby! I'm the post author, I do DevRel at Oso. > Permissions have three moving parts, who wants to do it, what do they want to do, and on what object. Any good permission system has to be able to efficiently answer any permuta
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   by gsarjeant 3y ago

   For application authorization, Oso is a compelling solution. (Disclaimer: I work for Oso). It provides a DSL and a prescriptive, but flexible data model that are capable of modeling RBAC, ReBAC, ABAC, or whatever else you'd like to mod
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   Is Polar Turing-Complete (and why I hope not)?(osohq.com)

   2 points by gsarjeant 3y ago|0 comments