Topaz is an open-source authorization service providing fine grained, real-time, policy based access control for applications and APIs.
It comes with built in support for every major programming language as well as every popular authorization model (RBAC, ABAC, PBAM, ReBAC, and combinations).
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It is the only open-source authorization project to support every authorization model and combinations
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Applications developers charged with implementing access controls for their applications/APIs
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Golang based and uses Open Policy Agent as the decision engine
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Congrats on the launch! [Disclosure: I'm one of the co-founders of Aserto, the creators of Topaz]. The problem of data filtering is indeed a huge part of building an effective authorization system. Partial evaluation is one way of doing it, although with systems like OPA [0] it requires a lot of heavy lifting (parsing the returned AST and converting it into a WHERE clause). Looking forward to seeing how turnkey... - Source: Hacker News / about 2 months ago
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