topaz

If you want to try Topaz (which supports all three), check it out here [0]. We'd love to help you solve your authorization scenario :) [0] https://github.com/aserto-dev/topaz

You can, simply use the topazd.exe binary from the topaz_windows_x86_64.zip from the GH releases page (https://github.com/aserto-dev/topaz/releases). Note this is currently not a Windows Service, so not net start topaz. Let me know if that would be interesting.

Hey folks! As Topaz turns a year old, we just released a big update, including support for a new authorization schema language, a built-in visual console, REST APIs for the ReBAC directory, a full test harness, and many other improvements. Would love to get your feedback! Check out the blog post [0] for the complete details (including some cool screenshots), or clone / fork the repo here [1]. Many thanks! [0] https://www.aserto.com/blog/announcing-topaz-030 [1] https://github.com/aserto-dev/topaz

Thanks! Would love to exchange ideas. Please feel free to join our community slack [0] or open an issue on the GitHub tracker [1]. We also accept PR's :) [0] https://www.aserto.com/slack [1] https://github.com/aserto-dev/topaz/issues

Two years ago, we founded Aserto to simplify authorization for developers. Authorization is critical and hard to get right, yet isn't a source of differentiation for most applications. Google [1], Airbnb [2], Netflix [3], Carta [4], Intuit [5], and others have written about their authorization systems. It's clear that these are all significant undertakings by sizable teams. Most engineering organizations don't want to spend their precious cycles reinventing this wheel. Over the last two years, we've collected a set of best practices that are common across these projects. We call these the Principles of Authorization [6]. Our goal has been to democratize these principles into an authorization service, and save you time and effort. Topaz [7] is an open source authorization system you can use to start building robust authorization in minutes