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Role-based authorization, or role-based access control, means grouping permissions into roles, like "User" or "Admin," and assigning those roles to users. It's a common and effective way to structure your authorization code. This structure makes understanding who has access to what resources easier for both your developers and your users. 1. What Part of the System is Role-Based Authorization?In
Authorization is the mechanism for controlling who can do what in an application. It's how you make sure users have access to their own data, and aren't allowed to see data that isn't theirs. There are a common set of architecture patterns for authorization that suit any application architecture — knowing those patterns makes writing authorization code much easier. This guide will teach you those
Concepts. Architecture. Best Practices. A series of technical guides for building application authorization. Authorization is a critical element of every application, but the problem is: there’s limited concrete material available for developers on how to build authorization into your app. To help developers build these systems and features, we built Authorization Academy.
How we built a VS Code extension with Rust, WebAssembly, and TypeScript We build Oso, a batteries-included framework for building authorization in your application. At the core of Oso is Polar, a declarative language for writing authorization policies. While someday we’ll release a feature that lets a fully-sentient Oso write your authorization policy for you, in the interim we thought it would be
Feb 2023 Update: Since writing this post in 2021, we've built, released, and GA-ed Oso Cloud: our opinionated solution for authorization. Two years ago, my cofounder and I started building security tools for infrastructure. We kept hearing that application developers were building their own homegrown authorization tools. At first we were a little skeptical. People have been building authorization
Oso is authorization as a service, like LaunchDarkly is feature flags as a service or Auth0 is authentication as a serviceOso exposes an API that can answer any permissions question, like:Can user X perform action Y on resource Z?List the resources can user P perform action Q on?Why did user X get access to resource Y?
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