Add federated authorization tutorial#576
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Adds a tutorial showing how to federate authorization across multiple identity providers (Keycloak OIDC + GitHub OAuth) by binding each external account to a canonical internal SpiceDB user. Includes the architecture diagram and links to the runnable demo in authzed/examples. Signed-off-by: Sohan Maheshwar <1119120+sohanmaheshwar@users.noreply.github.com>
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What
Adds a new tutorial: Federate Authorization Across Multiple Identity Providers (
spicedb/tutorials/federated-authorization).It walks through using SpiceDB to centralize permissions when users authenticate through different identity providers (Keycloak OIDC + GitHub OAuth): each external account (
keycloak_account,github_account) binds to a canonical internaluser, and documents reference only thatuser— so the authorization model is unaffected by which IdP a user came from.Contents
*_account → bound_to → userbinding patternzedand Python examples for grant / check / share / lookupZedToken/at_least_as_fresh)authzed/examples/federated-authorizationAdded to the Tutorials nav via
app/spicedb/tutorials/_meta.ts.Note
The link to
authzed/examples/federated-authorizationresolves once authzed/examples#48 merges.