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Review request for sentry.
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Ship it!
Ship It!
- Colin Ma
On March 24, 2016, 1:33 a.m., D
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Review request for sentry, Dapeng Sun and Hao Hao.
Bugs: SENTRY-1162
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Hi Hao,
Apologies for the delayed response. I think SENTRY-711 is support for
adding users to roles. What I was thinking of was more on the lines of
granting/revoking privileges to users/groups (and not roles) -- so not RBAC.
Thanks,
Bhooshan
On Tue, Mar 22, 2016 at 3:39 PM, Hao Hao wrote:
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Hi Colin,
The code snippet was just an experiment, to prove that text to Privilege
object conversion is consuming tremendous amount of cpu time. ( I didn't
try to profile that though )
Sentry loads rules from db or file and update as needed.
I didn't read all the relevant code, but i'm sure at som
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Hi Donghoo,
For the first experiment, you cached all privileges to local memory, and do the
authorization with the cache. But the cache won't refresh. I think it's a temp
cache to resolve the performance problem. For Sentry, we should have an overall
solution for the local cache, for example, w
