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The MEAP for Microservices Patterns 2nd edition is now available
I’ve just started working on the next article in the series about authentication and authorization in a microservice architecture. In contrast with part 3 and part 4, which describe hand-coded authorization logic, this article will explore a declarative approach using Oso Cloud as an external authorization service.
I’ve just committed some changes to the RealGuardIO example application that
- Defines an Oso Cloud policy document which captures the authorization rules for who can disarm a security system in the RealGuardIO application
- Uses the Oso Cloud CLI to define facts (ie. authorization data) for customers, employees, locations, security systems, and the relationships between them
- Runs some queries against the locally running Oso Dev Server to determine if a user is authorized to disarm a security system
To learn more, take a look at the README and the test script.
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