the API you used above is the lookup API

LookupResources is its official name

I'm not sure how to lookup for the read permission? Do I just omit the resourceObjectType? 🤔

is there a gRPC healthcheck endpoint for spiceDB? e.g. for k8s or ECS healthchecks

yes, there is the standard gRPC health service

https://github.com/authzed/spicedb/pull/615 just improved it, in fact

Is there any example how to construct a LookupResoruceRequest Object https://github.com/authzed/authzed-java

@Prchowdh the documentation for the messages can be found here: https://buf.build/authzed/api/docs/main:authzed.api.v1#authzed.api.v1.PermissionsService.LookupResources

it should map to Java in fairly straightforward manner

I am able to do in Go. But when started using the Java client. Lost in all the builder classes. 😂

probably something like....

LookupResourcesRequest.newBuilder().setResourceObjectType("document").setPermission("view").setSubject(...).build()

where the

setSubject(...)

is the same as a check

HEY, I am getting this warning "WRN not calling a released version of SpiceDB version=(devel) true" in the zed cli

what does this mean?

@ukanwat are you running against a SpiceDB built from source?

I am using the authzed service.

oh, hmm

actually, that makes sense; I'll file an internal bug to get that fixed

it just means that the version reported by SpiceDB is not a "released" version number

btw how easy it is to migrate away from the authzed hosted service to a self hosted k8s application? I am just worried about the lock-in.

pretty simple: you just write the schema to your own SpiceDB and then copy over the relationships

the API is the same

if you move to an Authzed Dedicated or Enterprise, we help you do the migration

Cool! but wouldn't this be hard in day 2 operations? I mean you have to do the migration of live data.

one option would be to put the calling system into read only mode, then do the migration

Hi is there an ETA for a JavaScript (node) client? Also because spicedb communicating through grpc, can I use my own implementation while its been available?

Is pricing going to change in the near future?

I am mainly talking about Fully managed service.