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[jira] [Created] (RANGER-4445) GDS APIs to manage policies
Madhan Neethiraj created RANGER-4445:
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Summary: GDS APIs to manage policies
Key: RANGER-4445
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RANGER-4445
Project: Ranger
Issue Type: Sub-task
Components: Ranger
Reporter: Madhan Neethiraj
Assignee: Madhan Neethiraj
Datasets and projects in Ranger can be made accessible to users via policies. These policies use the same data structure as regular access-control policies of Ranger. However, instead of using existing policy management APIs, dataset/project policies should be managed only via GDS APIs for the following reasons:
# Users having admin/policy-admin privilege on the dataset/project should be allowed to manage policies, which is different from other policies which require the user to have wider admin privilege or delegated-admin privilege on the resource.
# Policies for a dataset/project should be deleted when the dataset/project is deleted.
# Rename of a dataset/project should not impact enforcement of GDS policies. This might require GDS policies to refer to dataset/project via their IDs instead of names. Having GDS specific policy APIs will make it easier to handle this.
# It is critical that dataset/project policies don't support wildcards or multiple resources. Supporting such will break the GDS UI that provides a single place to view all grants for a given dataset/project. (though wildcard/multiple-resources can be restricted via service-def, power users will find a way to update the service-def to get around this restriction - which can make GDS UI show incorrect grants).
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