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Pet Profile Microservice

<br> <br> This is a sample Spring Boot application that uses opa-data-filter-spring-boot-starter.

Use cases

1. “Pet owners can access their own pet’s profiles.”
2. “Veterinarians can access pet profiles from devices at the clinic.”

Design

The Policy

In order to meet the use cases, the following policy is set in the Open Policy Agent server.

package petclinic.authz

default allow = false

allow {
  input.method = "GET"
  input.path = ["pets", name]
  allowed[pet]
  pet.name = name
}

allow {
  input.method = "GET"
  input.path = ["pets"]
  allowed[pet]
}

allowed[pet] {
  pet = data.pets[_]
  pet.owner = input.subject.user
}

allowed[pet] {
  pet = data.pets[_]
  pet.veterinarian = input.subject.user
  pet.clinic = input.subject.location
}

Running the Project

Pre-requisites

• java 11 or hihger
• docker-compose

Quick Start

1. git clone https://github.com/jferrater/opa-data-filter-demo.git
2. cd opa-data-filter-demo && ./gradlew bootJar
3. docker-compose up --build <br> The docker-compose will run the PetProfile service, Open Policy Agent server with a policy, petclinic_policy.rego and a MariaDB with initial data from classpath:sql/init.sql
4. Open http://localhost:8081/swagger-ui.html for API documentation.

Testing

Configured users are alice and bob. alice is a veterinarian of the pet with name browny and bob is the pet owner.

curl -i --user alice:password -H "X-ORG-HEADER: SOMA" http://localhost:8081/pets

curl -i --user bob:password -H "X-ORG-HEADER: SOMA" http://localhost:8081/pets

• alice should be able to see all the pets assigned to her.
• bob should only see his pet with name browny

Project Implementation

Dependencies

The following dependencies were added in the project to enforce authorization at the Spring Data repository.

implementation 'org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-data-jpa'
implementation group:'com.github.jferrater', name: 'opa-datafilter-jpa-spring-boot-starter', version: '0.4.4'

Configuration

The configuration is defined in the classpath:application-mariadb.yml. This is the configuration used when running command ./gradlew -Dspring.profiles.active=mariadb bootRun

opa:
  authorization:
    url: "http://localhost:8181/v1/compile"
  partial-request:
    query: "data.petclinic.authz.allow = true"
    unknowns:
      - "data.pets"
    user-attribute-to-http-header-map:
      organization: X-ORG-HEADER
    log-partial-request: true

#Spring Data JPA specific configurations
spring:
  datasource:
    driver-class-name: org.mariadb.jdbc.Driver
    url: jdbc:mariadb://localhost:3306/integrationTest
    username: admin
    password: MangaonTaNiny0!

Contact

Contact me at joffry.ferrater@gmail.com for feedback and suggestions.