OPAL is an open-source administration layer for Policy Engines such as Open Policy Agent (OPA). OPAL provides the necessary infrastructure to load policy and data into multiple policy engines, ensuring they have the information they need to make decisions. Today, we’re talking to Or Weis (@OrWeis), co-creator of OPAL and co-founder of Permit, the end-to-end authorization platform that envisions a world where developers never have to build permissions again.
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In this episode we discuss:
History of Permit and OPAL
The benefits of an open-foundation model rather than open-core
RBAC vs ABAC vs ReBAC
Why developers would prefer to not have to deal with authorization
Or’s own podcast, Command+Shift+Left
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People mentioned:
Asaf Cohen (@asafchn)
Filip Grebowski (@developerfilip)
Other episodes:
Never Build Permissions Again: OPAL with Or Weis