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# Resource
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From the point of the access policy engine, a resource is an object to which a request is being performed.
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This can be an object in a container within a namespace, or all objects in a container,
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or all containers within the root namespace etc.
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A resource can be viewed from two sides:
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- As part of a [request](../pkg/resource/resource.go). In this case a resource has a name and properties.
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- As part of rule [chain](../pkg/chain/chain.go): a resource has just a name.
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## Resource name
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A resource name must have a such format that can be processed by a chain router that matches a request
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either with local overrides or with rules within policy contract to get if this request is allowed to be performed.
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The main idea of this format is for the chain router to match by full name (`native:object//cnrID/objID`) or
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wildcard (`native:object//cnrID/*`).
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Check out formats that are defined in the schema: [native formats](../schema/native/consts.go), [s3 formats](../schema/s3/consts.go).
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You should validate a resource name using [util](../schema/native/util/validation.go) before instantiating a request or
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before putting it to either to local override storage or the policy contract storage.
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