The Open Policy Registry now has a proper console! Once you push policy images to the registry, you can view the policy repositories in your organization.

Clicking on a policy repository will show the tagged images you have for that repo.

Let us know if you have any feedback!#

We wrote a quick tutorial for getting started with the policy CLI.

It takes about 5 minutes to complete, and you'll learn how to:

• build and tag OPA containers
• push and pull OPA containers from the opcr.io registry
• sign and verify OPA containers with cosign
• Run a read-eval-print loop, issuing queries to your OPA container

The full tutorial is here.

Happy hacking!#

A brief history#

When we first started using OPA, we were impressed with how flexible it is as a general-purpose decision engine. We were familiar with using it for infrastructure scenarios (like k8s admission control), but thought we could extend its use to application and API authorization scenarios.