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Have you thought about how you would implement merging multiple policies? I'm looking at the AWS IAM approach, where I can have a group with multiple policies. How would I compile all of these together?
Based on what I'm seeing, I could pull out a collection of allow_me Policy objects, (ignoring the identities bit). Then I could merge the statements into one vector of Statement (have to figure out EffectOrd).
With the unified Statements everything would work. To align with IAM (which may not be a goal of the project), we would need to make sure that any Denied would override Allow.
Have you thought about how you would implement merging multiple policies? I'm looking at the AWS IAM approach, where I can have a group with multiple policies. How would I compile all of these together?
Based on what I'm seeing, I could pull out a collection of allow_me Policy objects, (ignoring the identities bit). Then I could merge the
statements
into one vector ofStatement
(have to figure outEffectOrd
).With the unified
Statements
everything would work. To align with IAM (which may not be a goal of the project), we would need to make sure that anyDenied
would overrideAllow
.Thank you for any thoughts.
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