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user-service

<br> This is a sample microservice application that uses opa-datafilter-mongo-spring-boot-starter with Spring Data MongoDb to enforce authorization by filtering data using Open Policy Agent partial evaluation feature.

Use case

• A manager can view the users he/she managed.
• A user can view his own info

The OPA Policy

package userservice.authz

default allow = false

allow {
  input.method = "GET"
  input.path = ["users"]
  allowed[user]
}

allowed[user] {
  user = data.users[_]
  user.username = input.subject.username
}

allowed[user] {
  user = data.users[_]
  user.organization = input.subject.attributes.organization
}

Pre-requisites

• java 11
• docker
• docker-compose
• Open Policy Agent Server v0.22.0

Quick Start

1. git clone https://github.com/jferrater/opa-data-filter-mongo-demo.git
2. cd opa-data-filter-mongo-demo
3. ./gradlew bootJar
4. docker-compose up --build

REST API Documentation

• UI: http://localhost:8082/user-service/swagger-ui.html
• JSON: http://localhost:8082/user-service/v3/api-docs

Testing

# populate the mongodb with test users
curl -i http://localhost:8082/user-service/init -X POST

# alex, the manager of SOMA, should be able to view his employees he managed
curl -i --user alex:password -H "X-ORG-HEADER: SOMA" http://localhost:8082/user-service/users

# alex, the manager of SOMA, should NOT be able to view the employees from other organization
curl -i --user alex:password -H "X-ORG-HEADER: VETE" http://localhost:8082/user-service/users

# alice should be able to see her info
curl -i --user alice:password -H "X-ORG-HEADER: SOMA" http://localhost:8082/user-service/users