Declarative Access Management Platform: From Roles to Dynamic Policies
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Describes a declarative access-control platform that moves beyond static role-based access to dynamic policies. Covers why authorization is needed, the benefits of treating access control as a platform, and key aspects of implementing authorization (declarative policy definitions and platform-level management).
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Access rights problem
- 4:25RBA vs ABAC authorization
- 7:37Choosing authorization model
- 9:03Policy declarative languages
- 12:12Rego challenges and learning
- 13:16Platform architecture
- 15:44Rego logic implementation
- 17:52Resource and policy abstractions
- 20:00Resource publishing
- 21:04Policy publishing
- 22:30Policy templating
- 25:01Platform and template evolution
- 26:06Key takeaways and outlook
- 29:59Conclusion and call to action
- 31:04Q&A
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