Consistent Hash Load Balancing for gRPC
Evan Cordell
on 24 Nov, 2021
Evan Cordell
on 24 Nov, 2021
Extending grpc-go with a custom resolver and loadbalancer implementations.
When you send a query to SpiceDB, our distributed authorization database, it will often choose to dispatch to other nodes in the cluster that are more likely to have results for subqueries already cached.
The Architecture of SpiceDB
Jake Moshenko
on 17 Nov, 2021
Jake Moshenko
on 17 Nov, 2021
The architecture and code of SpiceDB.
SpiceDB is the most comprehensive open source implementation of Google’s Zanzibar paper outside of Google itself.
Migrating from PostgreSQL to Centralized Authorization with SpiceDB
Evan Cordell
on 10 Nov, 2021
Evan Cordell
on 10 Nov, 2021
Learn how to bootstrap SpiceDB from playground or PostgreSQL.
SpiceDB is a database designed to store relationships and compute authorization decisions.
The One Crucial Difference Between Spanner and CockroachDB
Evan Cordell
on 14 Oct, 2021
Evan Cordell
on 14 Oct, 2021
How We Reproduce and Prevent the New Enemy problem in SpiceDB.
SpiceDB is the open-source Zanzibar implementation that drives Authzed, and it’s important that it provide all the guarantees that are described by the Zanzibar paper - one such property (oft overlooked by other descriptions or implementations of Zanzibar) is protection against the New Enemy problem.
SpiceDB is open source!
Jake Moshenko
on 30 Sep, 2021
Jake Moshenko
on 30 Sep, 2021
SpiceDB, the Zanzibar implementation behind Authzed.com, is now open source.
Today we’re open sourcing SpiceDB v1.0.0 - our production-ready implementation of Google’s Zanzibar paper.
Securing Prometheus with prom-authzed-proxy
Jimmy Zelinskie
on 18 Aug, 2021
Jimmy Zelinskie
on 18 Aug, 2021
A new proxy for authorizing PromQL queries
Today, we’re open sourcing prom-authzed-proxy! prom-authzed-proxy is a proxy for Prometheus that authorizes the request’s Bearer Token with Authzed and enforces a label in a PromQL query.
Show() && Tell()
Joey Schorr
on 05 May, 2021
Joey Schorr
on 05 May, 2021
Building the animated code example
Human beings innately react to movement: Our eyes are finely tuned to changes in the environment around us, immediately focusing our attention on differences and making the details of the moving objects far more memorable.