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SpiceDB is open source!
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SpiceDB, the Zanzibar implementation behind Authzed.com, is now open source.
Today we’re releasing our production-ready implementation of Google Zanzibar: SpiceDB, an open source, Zanibar-inspired permissions database . Introduction Zanzibar , is a distributed relationship-based authorization system that Google uses to manage permissions for most of their core cloud products (Docs, YouTube, Calendar, Maps, etc). It is an incredibly flexible, robust, and performant service, with 99.999% uptime and 20ms 99th %ile latency for permissions checks. As second-time startup founders and long-time product builders, we’ve run into application permissions challenges numerous times
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