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Poor Man’s Authorization: How to Implement RBAC for REST API with OPAby@shepelev
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Poor Man’s Authorization: How to Implement RBAC for REST API with OPA

by Alexey Shepelev5mJanuary 11th, 2022
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The RBAC is a way to show the possibility of user restrictions in applications. It is possible to close key functions without time-consuming integrations with security systems. With the rapid implementation of Proof of Concept applications or functions, your security implementation often becomes less important. There are three rules in authorization, which say that the reader can read and change, the editor can read data, and the administrator can do everything. This is more than what it is done in theory than what is really, this is the theory.

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