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[documentation] provide generated view definitions in examples/tutorials #180
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Hey @w0ut0 ! Thanks for your issue. Only logical! We'll get to it. The quick answer is: we leverage as much native functionality as possible (but platforms differ to a great degree). Meanwhile, pending any questions you might have, join us on Slack to discuss directly. Thanks again! |
Great idea! I've taken the opportunity to take this one step further: a dedicated API in PACE that will return the SQL DDL for the respective Data Policy, as the end result is not only dependent on the Data Policy, but also on the configuration of your PACE instance (e.g. for BigQuery there's a toggle in the PACE configuration to either use native IAM checks or use a principals reference table). |
@w0ut0 To give you a preview of the functionality, here's the corresponding CLI command for a Data Policy from our standalone example:
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Problem description
While the provided tutorials show the configuration of policies quite well, it's not super clear to see how the resulting view is implemented (for each processing platform). Eg., does Pace make use of the Databricks UC built-in masking feature, or is it implemented in pure SQL?
Proposed solution
For all tutorials, include the generated view definitions (next to the result table, shown per principal - which IS cool).
Additional context
Pace looks really promising, looking forward to see it evolve!
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