However, the docs mention that we're required to have an authzed account, but this is not required when hosting it ourselves?
Would be nice to have a step-by-step guide for the self-hosting so that it's apparent how the flow goes.
PS: Would also like to use it in Cloudflare Workers, but they don't support gRPC yet (Only REST and HTTP/1.1).
The docs are built around the idea of using Authzed.com, the hosted SpiceDB solution for protecting your first app. We will try to put together a guide around self-hosting SpiceDB.
For usage from CloudFlare workers and other non-http/2 friendly environments, we're considering adding a gateway which can speak regular http natively. Bolt-on solutions like grpc-web or more invasive solutions like adding twirp support will be considered. Do you have a preference?
Then it looks good to me, as long as it's HTTP/1.1 or WebSockets, it will should work everywhere.
Is this something you can add soon? We're in a refactoring stage and would love SpiceDB to be a part of it all. (I also created an issue in the repo)