The Authorization Policy allows to add a list of fine-grained authorization rules. Use this policy to control precisely who is allowed to access the API.
This policy must be configured after one of the standard authentication policies like the Basic Authentication policy or the Keycloak OAuth policy.
An authentication policy is responsible for extracting the authenticated user’s roles - and this is data, that is required for the Authorization policy to do its work. Refer to Additional Authorization for more details.
The configuration of this policy consists of a number of rules that are applied to any inbound request to the API. Each rule consists of a regular expression pattern, an HTTP verb and the role that an authenticated user must possess in order for access to be granted. It is also possible to apply the rules for all requests by using a wildcard regular expression.
Configuration Options
Basic Configuration
| Option | Description | Possible Values | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Path | The pattern must match the request resource path you would like the policy to be applicable to. The input of a path is mandatory. Regular expressions must be written in Java syntax. | a string | - |
| Method | The HTTP method has to match the request you would like the policy to be applicable to. |
| * |
| Required User Role | This role must be assigned to the user if this pattern should match the request. The input of a user role is mandatory. | a string | - |
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| Multiple Match Action | Use this option to determine when the request should pass. |
| any |
| Unmatched Request Action | Use this option to determine the action when a request does not match. |
| fail |
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