Google Zanzibar Through Our Eyes
Jake Moshenko
on 08 Dec, 2022
Jake Moshenko
on 08 Dec, 2022
Understanding Google's Zanzibar paper the way the Authzed team does.
You can skip ahead and read the paper here In the past I have written and spoken quite frequently about how incredible I find Google’s Zanzibar paper.
Check it out #2: How intersections and exclusions are computed in SpiceDB and Authzed
Joey Schorr
on 03 Mar, 2022
Joey Schorr
on 03 Mar, 2022
Walking the graph to resolve permissions answers
This post is the second in a series of posts about how SpiceDB and the Authzed platform resolve permissions decisions.
Writing relationships to SpiceDB
Joey Schorr
on 17 Feb, 2022
Joey Schorr
on 17 Feb, 2022
A tale of writing to two databases
SpiceDB is Authzed’s open source, Zanzibar-inspired permissions system.
Like any permissions system, the primary goal of SpiceDB and Authzed’s hosted platform is the ability to answers questions of the form:
Unveiling wildcard permissions in SpiceDB
Joey Schorr
on 23 Dec, 2021
Joey Schorr
on 23 Dec, 2021
A public display of development
SpiceDB is the open source, Zanzibar-inspired permissions system. Want to learn how you can contribute or get started?
What is Google Zanzibar?
Jake Moshenko
on 12 May, 2021
Jake Moshenko
on 12 May, 2021
Understanding the Google Zanzibar paper.
Update Jul 29, 2021: I gave a talk on Google Zanzibar for Papers We Love and the video is now available:
Check it out: How permissions are answered in SpiceDB and Authzed
Joey Schorr
on 17 Mar, 2021
Joey Schorr
on 17 Mar, 2021
Walking the graph to resolve permissions answers
NOTE: After the open sourcing of SpiceDB, this blog post has been updated to match current SpiceDB/Authzed terms and schema configuration This is part 1 of a multi-part blog series.