Inventory: Inform about user management and privilege assignment#32
Inventory: Inform about user management and privilege assignment#32
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WalkthroughThe changes update documentation by expanding the changelog and the outline to include new entries about user and role management, privilege assignment, and multi-tenancy in CrateDB. No code or public API changes are made; only documentation structure and content are affected. Changes
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| # Admin: User management, roles, privileges. | ||
| - title: "CrateDB reference: Users and roles management" | ||
| link: https://cratedb.com/docs/crate/reference/en/latest/_sources/admin/user-management.rst.txt | ||
| description: | | ||
| Users and roles account information is stored in the cluster metadata of CrateDB and supports | ||
| standard SQL statements to create, alter and drop users and roles. | ||
| source: docs | ||
| - title: "CrateDB reference: Privileges" | ||
| link: https://cratedb.com/docs/crate/reference/en/latest/_sources/admin/privileges.rst.txt | ||
| description: | | ||
| To execute statements, a user needs to have the required privileges. | ||
| CrateDB has a built-in superuser account (`crate`) which has the privilege to do anything. | ||
| The privileges of other users and roles have to be managed using the `GRANT`, `DENY` or `REVOKE` statements. | ||
| The privileges that can be granted, denied or revoked are: `DQL`, `DML`, `DDL`, `AL`. | ||
| The privileges can be granted on different classes: `CLUSTER`, `SCHEMA`, `TABLE`, `VIEW`. | ||
| source: docs | ||
| - title: "CrateDB tutorial: Multi-tenancy with CrateDB" | ||
| link: https://community.cratedb.com/raw/1153/1 | ||
| description: | | ||
| Multi-tenancy is an architecture in which different tenants share a single software instance. | ||
| CrateDB does not support the creation of multiple databases and catalogs as some other solutions | ||
| (e.g., PostgreSQL). However, there are several ways to implement multi-tenancy in CrateDB, and, | ||
| as is often the case, which one works the best depends on a variety of options and trade-offs. | ||
| The article illustrates two methods for sharing a single CrateDB instance between multiple tenants. | ||
| source: tutorials | ||
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We would also like to drop the term "permission(s)" here. If it's yet missing from the leaf node content, we can at least provide it per description text.
Do you have any suggestions how to optimally sneak in that term?
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I've added a blatant association of terms per 1bbe828.
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304-310: Parents attribute added correctly
The"Users and roles management"entry now includesparents: [reference], matching adjacent reference items for consistent categorization in the generated docs.
311-320: Parents attribute added correctly
The"Privileges"entry also hasparents: [reference], maintaining alignment with other reference docs under the API section.
| - title: "CrateDB tutorial: Multi-tenancy with CrateDB" | ||
| link: https://community.cratedb.com/raw/1153/1 | ||
| description: | | ||
| Multi-tenancy is an architecture in which different tenants share a single software instance. | ||
| CrateDB does not support the creation of multiple databases and catalogs as some other solutions | ||
| (e.g., PostgreSQL). However, there are several ways to implement multi-tenancy in CrateDB, and, | ||
| as is often the case, which one works the best depends on a variety of options and trade-offs. | ||
| The article illustrates two methods for sharing a single CrateDB instance between multiple tenants. | ||
| source: tutorials |
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Relocate tutorial to the Tutorials section
The multi-tenancy tutorial is misplaced under the Admin block. It should live under the existing # Tutorials section (lines ~266–279) to preserve the logical flow of content.
For example, apply these diffs to remove it here and insert it under # Tutorials:
@@ -321,9 +321,6
- - title: "CrateDB tutorial: Multi-tenancy with CrateDB"
- link: https://community.cratedb.com/raw/1153/1
- description: |
- Multi-tenancy is an architecture in which different tenants share a single software instance.
- CrateDB does not support the creation of multiple databases and catalogs as some other solutions
- (e.g., PostgreSQL). However, there are several ways to implement multi-tenancy in CrateDB, and,
- as is often the case, which one works the best depends on a variety of options and trade-offs.
- source: tutorials
@@ -267,2 +267,11
- title: "Integration Tutorials II"
link: https://community.cratedb.com/raw/1015/1
+ - title: "CrateDB tutorial: Multi-tenancy with CrateDB"
+ link: https://community.cratedb.com/raw/1153/1
+ description: |
+ Multi-tenancy is an architecture in which different tenants share a single software instance.
+ CrateDB does not support the creation of multiple databases and catalogs as some other solutions
+ (e.g., PostgreSQL). However, there are several ways to implement multi-tenancy in CrateDB, and,
+ as is often the case, which one works the best depends on a variety of options and trade-offs.
+ source: tutorials🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/cratedb_about/outline/cratedb-outline.yaml around lines 321 to 329, the
multi-tenancy tutorial is incorrectly placed under the Admin section. Remove
this tutorial entry from these lines and insert it into the existing Tutorials
section located around lines 266 to 279 to maintain proper content organization
and logical flow.
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@coderabbitai: It was intentional to slot this element in here, next to the others about the same topic.
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@amotl Thank you for clarifying. You're absolutely right that keeping related content together by topic makes sense here. Grouping the multi-tenancy tutorial with the user management and privileges documentation provides better context for readers exploring these related concepts.
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PR: crate/about#32
File: src/cratedb_about/outline/cratedb-outline.yaml:321-329
Timestamp: 2025-05-15T21:25:54.831Z
Learning: In the CrateDB outline YAML, content organization prioritizes thematic grouping (keeping related topics together) over content type grouping (separating tutorials from reference docs), as demonstrated by placing the multi-tenancy tutorial alongside user management and privileges documentation in the API section.
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It's just a different jargon?
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Relevant material about this topic is super important API information, but the outline missed to index it yet.
/cc @hammerhead, @hlcianfagna, @surister