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Daily.dev is like Reddit meets Stack Overflow(techcrunch.com)
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Loading Data into OPA(permit.io)
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ChatGPT Coming to Slack (Waitlist)(openai.com)
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ChatGPT is limited, will these 6 technological advancements change that?(codium.ai)
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by orweis 4y ago
Hi Dang, apologize- we didn't plan anything here - simply a few friends / supporters in our community that were a little too eager to help. If we do post again, I'll figure a way to calm the enthusiasm. Also sorry fro the la
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by orweis 4y ago
Hi, you can see a sneak preview of how approval flow interactions would look in this video here ( https://youtu.be/2d4TwyvBh8M?t=6 ) As for best practices - checkout this talk I gave at OWASP- https://youtu.be&#x2
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by orweis 4y ago
In general, Permit allows you to switch over from an existing solution pretty easily. We had a company completely migrate their RBAC solution to using Permit with one dev over the course of less than two weeks. If you need any help in doing
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by orweis 4y ago
While Auth0 is an Authentication (AuthN) solution (verify your identities and add attributes to them) - Permit.io is Permissions or Authorization (AuthZ) solution (who can do what) - and enforces the actual policy within your app (for every
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by orweis 4y ago
Hi! We provide an on-prem version (as part of our enterprise tier); but better yet the SaaS solution itself is hybrid- meaning we provide a microservice for authorization for you (aka the PDP), and it answers all the queries locally from me
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by orweis 4y ago
Glad you like it! Let us know if you need any help to get started. We are very responsive on Slack :) https://bit.ly/permit-slack
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by orweis 4y ago
Seems like you're trolling with your user you created less than 10 minutes ago... :D But here's a serious honest answer: OPA is the fundamental policy engine used by this tool to write and enforce policies. It does not, however, o
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by orweis 4y ago
Hi there! I appreciate the concern - But note that Permit elements allow you to delegate access control to any one of your team members, end users, or customers - as it uses a simple no-code UI to do that, It could allow your security team
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Show HN: Permit Elements- UIs to let your customers manage their own damn RBAC(youtube.com)
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“ChatGPT” Is Going to Kill the Recession(medium.com)
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by orweis 4y ago
Of course - You can grab time with us here: https://calendly.com/permitio
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by orweis 4y ago
Thank you for the congrats and the good question. First of all building on your own, is a valid option- each application is a snowflake you should find what's best for you. That said, just like with cryptography, and authentication, i
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Show HN: Low-Code ABAC – Permissions even a monkey can use (on top of OPA)(permit.io)
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by orweis 4y ago
I'd say this is somewhere between Aserto.com and https://www.permit.io More fullstack than Aserto, but less than Permit. More pure API play, but less than Aserto. Compared to both Permit and Aserto, Warrant seems to lack op
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by orweis 4y ago
This launch and discussion is pretty exciting! I have to say I really connect with your feedback, I had exactly the same thoughts when building Permit.io: the K8S sidecar (called PDP) and frontend management experiences on top (RBAC, audit
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by orweis 4y ago
Like Akajla said, a local Policy Decision Point (PDP) can solve outages really well. An open-source event-driven engine like OPA+OPAL which can keep the PDP up to date is an easy way to approach this in scale (that's what we use as par
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by orweis 4y ago
There's a reason why there are two lists of different company sizes. K8S and general cloud migration grows the overall cloud market, and Google-Cloud benefits from it a lot. For all companies these projects help with building communiti
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by orweis 4y ago
Yep. The trouble is the butterfly effect here can be overwhelming. Open-source has always been a one-way door, and now the price of getting it wrong have increased. But it's not too hard to get it right, that's why I'm sugges
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by orweis 5y ago
Thank you :) Excited to bring easy permissions for everyone.
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Permit.io raises $6M to make permissions easier(techcrunch.com)
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by orweis 5y ago
Cool. Does this work well also for feature set building? Do you have a recommended workflow ?
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Microsoft Video: Realtime Open-Policy with OPA and Opal(youtube.com)
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by orweis 5y ago
Hello, everyone! We're happy to share we just shipped this huge new open-source project - OPAL. OPAL adds real time updates to OPA (open-policy-agent) using a live websocket Pub/Sub channel- making building access control for your
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Debugging in a Remote World(softwareengineeringdaily.com)
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Cyber vs. Covid-19 what if it was a software bug?(rookout.com)
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Debugging Production Doesn't Have to Sock 🧦(youtube.com)
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