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Is it possible to use pg_tde with postgres and the Apache AGE extension?
If yes, what would the syntax look like?
Thanks.
A few details:
The pg_tde README offers this example of creating an encrypted table:
CREATE TABLE albums (
album_id INTEGER GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
<shortened for readability ... >
) USING pg_tde_basic;
Apache AGE uses vertices and edges. It uses a graph-oriented SQL variant called Cypher that follows openCypher conventions. A statement to create a new vertex type and populate it with data looks like this:
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Is it possible to use pg_tde with postgres and the Apache AGE extension?
If yes, what would the syntax look like?
Thanks.
A few details:
The pg_tde README offers this example of creating an encrypted table:
Apache AGE uses vertices and edges. It uses a graph-oriented SQL variant called Cypher that follows openCypher conventions. A statement to create a new vertex type and populate it with data looks like this:
https://age.apache.org/
The AGE Architecture figure on this page describes how the extension works at a high level: https://age.apache.org/overview/
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