redshift

Documentation

Index

• func New() (interface{}, error)
• type RedShift
  • func (r *RedShift) DeleteUser(ctx context.Context, req dbplugin.DeleteUserRequest) (dbplugin.DeleteUserResponse, error)
  • func (r *RedShift) Initialize(ctx context.Context, req dbplugin.InitializeRequest) (dbplugin.InitializeResponse, error)
  • func (r *RedShift) NewUser(ctx context.Context, req dbplugin.NewUserRequest) (dbplugin.NewUserResponse, error)
  • func (r *RedShift) Type() (string, error)
  • func (r *RedShift) UpdateUser(ctx context.Context, req dbplugin.UpdateUserRequest) (dbplugin.UpdateUserResponse, error)

Functions

func New

func New() (interface{}, error)

New implements builtinplugins.BuiltinFactory Redshift implements (mostly) a postgres 8 interface, and part of that is under the hood, it's lower-casing the usernames.

Types

type RedShift

type RedShift struct {
	*connutil.SQLConnectionProducer
}

func (*RedShift) DeleteUser

func (r *RedShift) DeleteUser(ctx context.Context, req dbplugin.DeleteUserRequest) (dbplugin.DeleteUserResponse, error)

DeleteUser supports both default and custom statements to delete a user.

func (*RedShift) Initialize

func (r *RedShift) Initialize(ctx context.Context, req dbplugin.InitializeRequest) (dbplugin.InitializeResponse, error)

Initialize must be called on each new RedShift struct before use. It uses the connutil.SQLConnectionProducer's Init function to do all the lifting.

func (*RedShift) NewUser

func (r *RedShift) NewUser(ctx context.Context, req dbplugin.NewUserRequest) (dbplugin.NewUserResponse, error)

NewUser creates a new user in the database. There is no default statement for creating users, so one must be specified in the plugin config. Generated usernames are of the form v-{display-name}-{role-name}-{UUID}-{timestamp}

func (*RedShift) Type

func (r *RedShift) Type() (string, error)

func (*RedShift) UpdateUser

func (r *RedShift) UpdateUser(ctx context.Context, req dbplugin.UpdateUserRequest) (dbplugin.UpdateUserResponse, error)

UpdateUser can update the expiration or the password of a user, or both. The updates all happen in a single transaction, so they will either all succeed or all fail. Both updates support both default and custom statements.