Hi everyone. I'm currently working on permissions for our saas product and this led me to a lot of thinking about FOC topics. The way I see it, permission is a topic that can get quite complex, but really does not add a lot of value to the end users. As a PM, I really don't want to spend a lot of time on it, I just expect it to get done. And I think that any person that is trying to hack something for the real world eventually reaches a point where they need to think about this, but they would rather spend the time solving the problems they really care about, and not about the tables for a RBAC permission model. So it seemed to me quite obvious that this was a ' solved' problem in programming. I can just use an API in the code to define what is fenced with acces control, I automatically get a GUI to manage that, and voilà, I can handle role-based permissions without worrying too much about it. I have not found such thing, which makes me think that I'm not looking right (hopefully). Anyone has any experience with these things?

same here, implemented RBAC too many times already, nothing generic I've found in the languages I use 😕

Yep, also keycloak does this

interesting, will have a look

yeah there’s probably room for a startup in this space even if the competitive advantage is just being better at getting your name out there than the alternatives if they exist