auth-module-architecture

To implement RBAC authorization in BK-CI, define roles, groups, and permissions to enforce consistent access control across components. This architecture provides modular subcomponents and data models for scalable permission management.

IAM integration with BK-CI works by connecting BK-CI to IAM SDK primitives for policy evaluation and user management. The architecture outlines specific patterns to interface with IAM, enabling secure strategy evaluation across deployments.

Yes, you can use this architecture to migrate authentication flows in Kotlin/Spring services. It provides OAuth2 flow guidance and permission migration strategies to support compatibility during module evolution.

The best way to implement OAuth2 flow in a BK-CI Auth module is to follow the described scalable architecture blueprint. Instantiate a sample RBAC/IAM integration and verify the OAuth2 flow using the modular API surfaces.

You need to follow this Auth module architecture blueprint when adding new features requiring access control or configuring IAM resources in BK-CI. It ensures rapid alignment with secure, scalable permission management practices.