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Overview
Release Notes
Release Notes
- Version 2.x
- Version 1.x
Okera Trial Tutorial
Okera Trial Tutorial
Deploy Okera
Deploy Okera
- Overview
- AWS
  AWS
- Azure
  Azure
- Google Cloud Platform
  Google Cloud Platform
- Advanced
  Advanced
- Upgrade Okera
Configure Okera
Configure Okera
- Overview
- Configuration
- Ports
- Authentication and Identity
  Authentication and Identity
- Logging
  Logging
- SSL
  SSL
  - Overview
  - Configuring SSL
- Database
  Database
  - Overview
  - Configuring a Database
- HMS
  HMS
- Kubernetes
  Kubernetes
  - Overview
  - Custom Secrets
- User Attributes
  User Attributes
Register Data Sources
Register Data Sources
- Data Source Connections
  Data Source Connections
- Crawlers
- Programmatic Registration
- Data Types
- Complex Data Types
- Schema Design Best Practices
- Supported SQL
- Hive Bucketing Tables
- Advanced Querying of JDBC Data Sources
Manage Tags
Manage Tags
- Overview
- Autotagging
Manage Access
Manage Access
- Access Overview
- Role-Based Access Control
  Role-Based Access Control
  - Overview
  - Managing Roles
- Access Delegation
- Access Levels
- Safeguard Policies (Preview Feature)
- Attribute-Based Access Control
- OkeraFS - File Access Control Overview (Preview Feature)
- Create Permissions in the UI
- View and Manage Permissions in the UI
- Permission Examples
- Privacy and Security Functions
- Useful Okera Built-In Functions
- Create Row-Level Security Permissions
Integrate Access Tools
Integrate Access Tools
- Overview
- Native Python Integration (PyOkera)
- AWS EMR Integration
- Cloudera CDH Integration
- Databricks Integration
  Databricks Integration
  - Integration Steps
  - OkeraFS Deployment for Databricks on AWS S3 (Preview Feature)
- Hadoop and Spark Clients
  Hadoop and Spark Clients
- Presto Endpoint
- Integrate With BI tools
  Integrate With BI tools
- Integrate With External Catalogs
- Planner Integration
- REST API Integration
Auditing
Auditing
- Audit Logs Overview
- Insights Page
Use the Web UI
Use the Web UI
Reference
Reference
- Versions
- Compatibility Guarantees
- Supported S3 Encryption Types
- Okera Reserved Keywords
- Okera Configuration Parameters
- SQL Reference
  SQL Reference
  - Overview
  - Data Types
  - Expressions and Operators
  - Predicates
  - Built-In Functions
    Built-In 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¶

Okera can be configured using standard Kubernetes constructs and your normal Kubernetes-based workflows:

Custom secrets

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