👉 Authorization PIMPLs, or Authorization Intermediate Modules Per Interface, are security mechanisms used in software architectures to manage and enforce authorization at the interface level. They act as intermediaries between clients and backend services, ensuring that only authorized requests are processed. Each PIMPL encapsulates specific authorization logic tailored to the operations it supports, such as creating, reading, updating, or deleting resources. By isolating authorization rules within these modules, PIMPLs enhance security by minimizing the exposure of sensitive logic and reducing the risk of unauthorized access or manipulation, while also providing flexibility and reusability across different interfaces.
