The tuple

reports:finance#view@(groups:finance#member)

represents a relationship in Ory. This tuple can be broken down into the following components: -

reports:finance

is the

Object

of the relationship. It represents the resource that you want to manage. In this case, it's the

finance

report. -

view

is the

Relation

of the relationship. It represents the type of access or permission that the

Subject

has on the

Object

. In this case, it's

view

access. -

groups:finance#member

is the

Subject

of the relationship. It represents the entity (user or group) that has the

Relation

on the

Object

. In this case, it's the

member

of the

finance

group. So, when inputting this relationship in the Ory Console, you would map the parts of the tuple to the

Subject

,

Relation

, and

Object

inputs as follows: - `Subject`:

groups:finance#member

- `Relation`:

view

- `Object`:

reports:finance

For more information on how to work with relationships in Ory, you can refer to the [Ory Documentation](https://www.ory.sh/docs/keto/concepts/relation-tuples).

The relationship tuple you provided (`Subject`:

roles:admin#member

, `Relation`:

create

, `Object`:

IMGAPI:accounts

) represents a specific access control rule in Ory Keto. Here's how Ory Keto would interpret it: - `Subject`:

roles:admin#member

- This represents the entity (user or group) that has the

Relation

on the

Object

. In this case, it's the

member

of the

admin

role. - `Relation`:

create

- This represents the type of access or permission that the

Subject

has on the

Object

. In this case, it's

create

access. - `Object`:

IMGAPI:accounts

- This represents the resource that you want to manage. In this case, it's the

accounts

in

IMGAPI

. So, this relationship tuple means that a member of the

admin

role has

create

access to

accounts

in

IMGAPI

. For more information on how to work with relationships in Ory Keto, you can refer to the [Ory Documentation](https://www.ory.sh/docs/keto/concepts/relation-tuples).

Yes, in Ory Keto,

role

would typically be created as its own namespace. Namespaces in Ory Keto are used to scope objects and subjects, and they contain rules that define which relationships are looked up as part of a permission check. For example, if you have a

role

namespace, you could have objects like

admin

,

user

,

guest

, etc., within that namespace. Then, you can define relationships between these roles (objects) and the subjects (users or groups) that have these roles. Here's an example of how you might define a

role

namespace in your

keto.yml

configuration file:

yaml namespaces:     - id: 0       name: roles

For more information on namespaces in Ory Keto, you can refer to the [Ory Documentation](https://www.ory.sh/docs/keto/concepts/namespaces).