100 Helping Programs
OpenFGA is an open-source implementation of AUTH0 based on Google's global licensing system Zanzibar's universal licensing platform. It is also AUTH0's engine for providing enterprise entitlement-as-a-service. OpenFGA addresses a wide range of authorization needs, from role-based to relationship-based to fine-grained authorization, and it offers incredible power and flexibility in a package built for scale. Not only is this a major victory for the open source software community to license proprietary technology, but it reaffirms the fundamental premise that what is good for open source is good for business: freedom of speech. The open source implementation of OpenFGA is not only a major victory for the AUTH0 enterprise authorization engine, but also a major contribution to the entire open source community. Not only does it cater to a wide range of licensing needs, but it offers a scale-built package packed with incredible power and flexibility.
The emergence of OpenFGA has made people see the great potential and value of open source software. It not only fulfills the needs of enterprise licensing, but also allows more developers to participate in the project and jointly promote its development and progress through open source.
At the same time, the success of OpenFGA also proves the basic premise of "freedom of speech". Through open source, more developers can freely use, modify and share**, thus promoting the progress and innovation of technology. It's also a very valuable investment for businesses because it can lead to more innovation and competitive advantage.
In conclusion, the success of OpenFGA is not only a major victory for the AUTH0 enterprise authorization engine, but also a significant contribution to the entire open source community. It proves the potential and value of open source software, and it also proves the basic premise that "** is freedom of speech".