Amazon Verified Permissions now supports policy store aliases and named policies and policy templates
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This article announces new features for Amazon Verified Permissions, a fine-grained authorization service using Cedar policies.
- Policy store aliases enable human-readable tenant identifiers without lookup tables
- Named policies and templates allow meaningful references instead of system-generated IDs
- Simplifies multi-tenant deployments and policy management at scale
- Features available in all AWS Regions supporting Amazon Verified Permissions
These enhancements reduce operational complexity for developers managing authorization logic in multi-tenant applications.
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