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After looking at a few options, we opted to use Open Policy Agent (OPA). OPA was already in use at Reddit for Kubernetes-related authorization tasks and so there was already traction behind it. Moreover, OPA has Go bindings which make it easy to integrate into our Go service. OPA also offers a testing framework which we use to enforce 100% coverage for policy authors.
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