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      <title>Policy Management</title>
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      <description>What is a Speedle policy? A Speedle policy is a set of criteria that specify whether a user is granted access to a particular protected resource or assignment to a particular role. You manage Speedle policies using the Speedle Policy Management Service(PMS).
Understanding the Speedle Policy Module Note: The Speedle syntax used in this document is defined in SPDL - Security Policy Definition Language.
Policy store The policy store maintains all policy artifacts and can be persisted to an etcd store or a JSON file.</description>
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