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Authorization and access control as a service.
Warrant is an open source authorization service that helps developers implement and enforce access control in their applications. Warrant serves as a dedicated, centralized platform for handling user authorization and access control so engineering teams can focus on building their core products.
Warrant provides authorization and access control as a service. It is described as now deprecated and rebranded as WorkOS FGA (Fine-Grained Authorization).
The service focuses on fine-grained authorization and access control delivered as a service, transitioning from the Warrant brand to WorkOS FGA. It implies an outsourced or managed authorization layer that enforces access decisions for resources and actions within applications.
Who itβs for: Organizations building applications that require fine-grained access control and centralized authorization decisions, likely with cloud-native workloads and multiple services needing unified access governance.
Branding/renaming to WorkOS FGA; deprecated product name implies ongoing product migration or consolidation
Co-Founder at Radial (https://radialhq.ai/) Previously co-founded Warrant (S21, acquired by WorkOS). Before that, built products & software infrastructure at Lyft, Medallia and Yahoo.
Co-founder at Radial. Previously co-founder at Warrant (S21), acq. by WorkOS. Prior to that built product and analytics platforms at AppLovin & AppFolio. Tennis player, music producer, and guitar enthusiast.
Build compliant, auditable, production-ready permissions, role based access control, and more in minutes instead of months.
Warrant releases open-source authorization service that provides a centralized datastore for policies, a real-time access-control engine, and customizable UI components to help developers implement self-service permissions and enforce compliant, role-based access control in applications.
From the original launch (Mar 2023) β may be outdated.

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