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Deploying Okera
Deploying Okera
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- AWS
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- Azure
  Azure
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  Google Cloud Platform
- Advanced
  Advanced
- Upgrading ODAS
Configuring Okera
Configuring Okera
- Overview
- Configuration
- Ports
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  Authentication and Identity
- Logging
  Logging
- SSL
  SSL
  - Overview
  - Configuring SSL
- Database
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  - Overview
  - Configuring a Database
- HMS
  HMS
- Kubernetes
  Kubernetes
  - Overview
  - Custom Secrets
- User Attributes
  User Attributes
Registering Data Sources
Registering Data Sources
- Data Source Connections
  Data Source Connections
- Crawlers
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- Supported Data Types
- Nested Data Types
- Schema Design Best Practices
- Supported SQL
- Hive Bucketing Tables
- Advanced querying of Relational Data Sources
Integrating Access Tools
Integrating Access Tools
- Native Python Integration
- AWS EMR Integration
- Cloudera CDH Integration
- Databricks Integration
- Hadoop and Spark Clients
  Hadoop and Spark Clients
- Presto Endpoint
- Integrating with BI tools
  Integrating with BI tools
- Planner Integration
- REST API Integration
Managing Tags
Managing Tags
- Overview
- Auto-tagging
Managing Access
Managing Access
Auditing Access
Auditing Access
Using the Web UI
Using the Web UI
Reference
Reference
- Release Notes
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- Compatibility Guarantees
- Supported S3 Encryption Types
- SQL Reference
  SQL Reference
  - Overview
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  - Expressions and Operators
  - Predicates
  - Builtin Functions
    Builtin Functions
    
    Overview
    
    Comparison and Conditional Functions
    
    Control Flow Functions
    
    String Functions
    
    Numeric Functions
    
    Date and Time Functions
    
    Cast Functions and Operators
    
    Bit Functions
    
    Information Functions
    
    Security Functions
    
    Miscellaneous Functions
  - Extending ODAS
- Frequently Asked Questions
Tutorials
Tutorials

Kubernetes Overview¶

ODAS can be configured using standard Kubernetes constructs, and utilizing your normal Kubernetes-based workflows:

Custom secrets

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