
Daniel Bass
How Discord Built `Access!` - An Authorization Management Portal
Discover how Discord built "Access!" - a secure, user-friendly portal for managing authorization, and what should you use to cover your entire user stack.



Daniel Bass
Discover how Discord built "Access!" - a secure, user-friendly portal for managing authorization, and what should you use to cover your entire user stack.

Daniel Bass
Google Zanzibar is the authorization system that handles permission checks for Drive, YouTube, Calendar, and other Google services. Learn how Zanzibar works, its tuple-based data model, and how open-source implementations like OpenFGA, SpiceDB, and Permit bring Zanzibar-style authorization to your own applications.

Daniel Bass
Learn best practices for managing user roles and access delegation and how to implement a cascading authorization model to enhance your app's access control.

Daniel Bass
Learn how to quickly create and implement custom user experiences for your application with User Attributes and Feature Flags

Daniel Bass
Learn how to use JWT for authorization, understand the basics of what JWT is, and explore examples of proper JWT usage in authentication and authorization.

Daniel Bass
Learn how to build cloud-native authorization systems with CI/CD, thorough testing, and precise modeling and implementation.

Daniel Bass
10 topics, 45 questions: Authorization is part of every app—here are the questions you NEED to ask yourself before you implement this critical security feature

Daniel Bass
Policy languages and frameworks like OPA, Cedar, and OpenFGA are rising in popularity. Explore the solutions they provide, and the benefits of using them.

Daniel Bass
OPA just announced its newest version, 1.0. How does it affect you? What does it mean? What's new? Find out here -

Daniel Bass
Learn how to implement fine-grained RBAC, ABAC, and ReBAC authorization in a Next.js application using a working demo of a mobile plan management application

Daniel Bass
Scale is a challenge that every developer encounters at some point - how did Reddit approach this challenge, and what can we learn from it?

Daniel Bass
If you've worked on authorization before, you know that sometimes standard policy models just aren't enough. What can we do then? Let's find out -