This repository contains examples demonstrating the use of Cedar, a policy language for writing and enforcing authorization policies in your applications. The following table summarizes relevant information about the applications. Please refer to the README.md files in the subfolders for details about how to build and run them.
| Example | Languages | Description |
|---|---|---|
tinytodo |
Rust, Python | A simple application for managing task lists that uses Cedar for authorization demonstrating the usage of the Cedar Rust APIs |
tinytodo-go |
Go, Python | A simple application for managing task lists that uses Cedar for authorization demonstrating the usage of the Cedar Go APIs |
cedar-java-hello-world |
Java | A simple application demonstrating the usage of the Cedar Java APIs |
cedar-rust-hello-world |
Rust | A simple application demonstrating the usage of the Cedar Rust APIs |
cedar-wasm-example |
TypeScript | A simple application demonstrating the usage of the Cedar Wasm APIs |
cedar-policy-language-in-action |
Cedar | Cedar policies and schemas for the Cedar policy language in action workshop |
cedar-example-use-cases |
Cedar | Cedar policies and schemas for two example applications |
oopsla2024-benchmarks |
Various | Cedar policies and schemas, along with benchmarking code and scripts, used for the performance evaluation of the OOPSLA2024 paper on Cedar |
See CONTRIBUTING for more information.
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License.
