DataTug agent
Open source codes in Go language under MIT license.
What it is and why?
This is an agent service for https://datatug.app that you can run on your local machine, or some server to allow DataTug
app to scan databases & execute SQL requests.
It can be run with your user account credentials (e.g. trusted connection) or under some service account.
Would you steal my data?
No, we won't.
The project is free and open source codes available at https://github.com/datatug/datatug. You are welcome to check - we do not look into your data.
You can easily get executable of the agent from source codes using next command:
go install github.com/datatug/datatug
Note: Go language should be pre-installed
When DataTug agent scans or compare your database it stores meta information in a datatug project as set of simple to
understand & easy to compare JSON files.
We recommend to check-in the project to some source versioning control system like GIT.
You can run commands for different projects by passing path to DataTugProject folder. E.g.:
> datatug show --project ~/my-datatug-projects/DemoProject
Paths to the DataTug project files, and their names are stored in ~/datatug.yaml
in the root of your user's home directory.
This allows you to address a DataTug project in a console using a short alias. Like this:
> datatug show --project DemoProject
If current directory is a DataTug project folder you don't need to specify project name or path.
> datatug show
How to get DataTug agent CLI?
Get from source codes by running:
> go install github.com/datatug/datatug
If it passes you are good to go:
> datatug --help
How to run?
Check the CLI section on how to run DataTug agent.
Supported databases
At the moment we have connectors only to MS SQL Server.
We are open for pull requests to support other DBs.
Project structure
Download
http://datatug.app/download
Dependencies & Credits
Plans for improvements
CI/CD
There is a continuous integration build.
Contribution
Contributors wanted. For a start check issues
tagged with help wanted
and good first issue
.
Licensing
Free & open source under MIT license.