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This feature request aims to enhance user authorization by fetching additional user details during authentication. These details, stored in the user session, would be available for query execution, particularly for access control decisions. For example, attributes could be used with OPA (Open Policy Agent) to determine whether a user has access to a specific table.
Proposed Solution:
External API: Integrate with any API that implements a Trino User Attribute Fetcher API Interface (e.g., identity management systems).
LDAP/AD Integration: Fetch user details directly from LDAP or Active Directory during authentication.
Trino Catalog: If that information exists in one of the catalogs, execute a predefined query to fetch user attributes from a Trino catalog.
These integrations would allow flexible retrieval of user-specific data and store it in the session for later use.
Benefits:
Enhanced Authorization: User attributes can be used for fine-grained access control, such as determining table access with OPA.
Enhanced Query Context: Provides more personalized query execution based on user details.
Simplified Auditing: Makes user attributes easily accessible for auditing and access control.
Additional Considerations:
Scalability: Integrate caching and rate-limiting to minimize performance impact during authentication.
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This feature request aims to enhance user authorization by fetching additional user details during authentication. These details, stored in the user session, would be available for query execution, particularly for access control decisions. For example, attributes could be used with OPA (Open Policy Agent) to determine whether a user has access to a specific table.
Proposed Solution:
These integrations would allow flexible retrieval of user-specific data and store it in the session for later use.
Benefits:
Additional Considerations:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: