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Overview
Release Information
Release Information
- Version 2 Release Notes
  Version 2 Release Notes
- Compatibility Guarantees
Test Drive Okera
Test Drive Okera
USE OKERA
Before You Start
Use the Web UI
Use the Web UI
Classify Data Using Tags
Classify Data Using Tags
- Manage Tags
  Manage Tags
- Configure Autotagging
- Nested Field Tags (Preview Feature)
Connect to Data Sources
Connect to Data Sources
- Manage Connections
  Manage Connections
- Object Storage Connections
- Snowflake Connections
  Snowflake Connections
  - Overview
  - Configure and Use Snowflake Policy Synchronization Enforcement
    Configure and Use Snowflake Policy Synchronization Enforcement
    
    Policy Synchronization Enforcement Overview
    
    Limitations and Case Considerations
    
    Configure Snowflake (Required)
    
    Configure Okera (Optional)
    
    Select Use of Policy Synchronization (Required)
    
    Synchronization Options
    
    Add Policy Synchronization for a New Database
    
    Audit Log Processing
    
    Advanced Connection Properties
    
    Tag Users in Snowflake
    
    Hide Column Data
  - Use Snowflake BI Gateway Enforcement
  - Create a Snowflake Connection
- AWS Athena Connections (Preview Feature)
- AWS Redshift Connections
- BigQuery Connections
- Dremio Connections
- Microsoft SQL Server Connections
- MySQL Connections
- Oracle Connections
- PostgreSQL
- Custom JDBC Data Source Connections
Crawl Connections and Register Structured Data (Datasets)
Crawl Connections and Register Structured Data (Datasets)
Register and Manage Unstructured Data (URIs)
Register and Manage Unstructured Data (URIs)
Manage Databases
Manage Databases
Manage Datasets and Views
Manage Datasets and Views
Manage Roles and Permissions
Manage Roles and Permissions
- Access Overview
- Role-Based Access Control
- Attribute-Based Access Control
- Safeguard Policies (Preview Feature)
- Manage Roles
  Manage Roles
- Manage Permissions
  Manage Permissions
- Access Delegation
- Access Levels
- Privacy and Security Functions
- Useful Okera Built-In Functions
- Create Row-Level Security Permissions
Audit Okera Usage
Audit Okera Usage
CONFIGURE OKERA
The Configuration File
Port Configuration
Authentication and Identity
Authentication and Identity
Configure Logging
Configure Logging
Configure Security
Configure Security
Configure the Okera Database
Configure the Okera Database
- Overview
- Configuring the Database
- Use a Hive Metastore (HMS)
  Use a Hive Metastore (HMS)
  - Overview
  - Using Glue as a Third-Party Metadata Catalog
External Catalog Integration
Data Access Tool Integration
Data Access Tool Integration
- Overview
- Native Python Integration (PyOkera)
- AWS EMR Integration
- GCP Dataproc Integration (Preview Feature)
- nScale Integration
- Databricks Integration
  Databricks Integration
  - Integration Steps
  - OkeraEnsemble Deployment for Databricks (Preview Feature)
- Hadoop and Spark Clients
  Hadoop and Spark Clients
- Apache Ranger Migration (Preview Feature)
- Presto Endpoint
- Presto User Impersonation
- Integrate With BI tools
  Integrate With BI tools
- Integrate With External Catalogs
- Okera Policy Engine Integration Best Practices
- REST API Integration
User Attribute Integration
User Attribute Integration
JDBC Driver Use in Okera
SaaS Deployments
INSTALL & DEPLOY OKERA
Key Deployment Information and Players
Prerequisites
Deploy Okera on AWS
Deploy Okera on AWS
- AWS Overview
- Prerequisites
- Deploy Okera With CloudFormation
- Deploy Okera on EKS
- Active/Active Deployment in Aurora RDS
- AWS Marketplace
- OkeraEnsemble Deployment on AWS S3
  OkeraEnsemble Deployment on AWS S3
- Amazon S3 Assume Secondary Role Support
Deploy Okera on Azure
Deploy Okera on Azure
Deploy Okera on Google Cloud Platform
Deploy Okera on Google Cloud Platform
Deploy Okera Using Helm Charts
Advanced Deployment Information
Advanced Deployment Information
Upgrade Okera
REFERENCE
Okera Configuration Parameters
Home Page Access Reference
CVEs/CWEs Addressed
Okera Reserved Keywords
Supported S3 Encryption Support
Data Types
Complex Data Types
Schema Design Best Practices
Bucket (Cluster) Tables
Advanced Querying of JDBC Data Sources
SQL Reference
SQL Reference
- Overview
- Supported SQL
- Programmatic Registration
- Data Types
- Expressions and Operators
- Predicates
- Built-In Functions
  Built-In Functions
Extending Okera
Okera okctl Utility
Frequently Asked Questions
TUTORIALS
Onboarding Datasets
Analyze Audit Logs
Managing Queries
Using PyOkera with AWS Lambda
Running PyOkera in a Container
Managing System Tokens
Configuring Okta for Okera
Obtaining Sailpoint User Attributes in Okera (Preview Feature)
How To Read the Okera Process Logs
How to Use the Okera Auth Server

Kubernetes Overview¶

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

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