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Dozer looks like an amazingly promising tool. I'd like to explore using it in an existing and complex cloud infrastructure. In our existing cloud infrastructure we have several data sources
Each of these have their own authorization mechanism. For example, our I think this could be achieved by implementing our own suite of Does this sound feasible? Any pointers on how to get started or further reading? |
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Hi @oxlade39, thank you for your interest in Dozer! First a note about the connector documentation page, the trait has gone through some changes. I'll update the page soon. Sorry about that. In terms of authentication to data sources, Dozer currently only supports static credentials in some of the connectors, including postgres. Your idea of a "wrapper" A potential pitfall is that, if the connector lost connection and tried to reconnect, the credential may have expired. And I'm not sure how postgres behaves if the role that's being used in a connection gets deleted. Another way to work around the problem is that, instead of using a wrapper In addition, we'd also love to support dynamic credentials. If any idea comes up to you, we'll be happy to discuss! Hope this helps! |
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Hi @oxlade39, thank you for your interest in Dozer!
First a note about the connector documentation page, the trait has gone through some changes. I'll update the page soon. Sorry about that.
In terms of authentication to data sources, Dozer currently only supports static credentials in some of the connectors, including postgres. Your idea of a "wrapper"
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sounds like a cool solution to this problem, and it's totally feasible. You can use the connector to fetch a temporary credential, and create an underlying connector. After that, all method calls are forwarded to the underlying connector.A potential pitfall is that, if the connector lost connection and tried to reconnect, the cr…