Smit,
I suggest to consider implementing a context enricher that deals with retrieving tags from your tag store and sets tags for the resource in the request-context, with a call to RangerAccessRequestUtil.setRequestTagsInContext(context, tags). Tag service-def should be updated to register this context enricher, instead of current enricher implementation (RangerAdminTagRetriever). Hope this helps. Madhan From: Smit Shah <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2020 at 3:59 PM To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Cc: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Subject: Help: Tag based policy for non-Atlas solution cc: Team Members who created Confluence wiki pages that I have referred Hi Apache Ranger Dev Team, I am Smit Shah, working at Zillow as a Data Engineer. My team is working on Data Governance around Apache Hive. We came across Apache Ranger and one of the key feature we like is Tag Based Policies, and really interested to leverage this. :) Now, when going through the documentation for Tag Based Policies, I found that Tag Sync has native support for Apache Atlas. Now, our team already has our own tag store and trying to avoid adding another layer. So, checking with the team if there are any examples/blogs/documentation that you can share which can help to: 1. Store tags 2. How to make tag based policy work in Apache Ranger for non Apache Atlas solution Some web-pages that I came across during my initial investigation: 1. Context enrichers – Not sure if this is important for my use-case 2. Installing Tag Synchronizer – How to make this work for non-Atlas solution 3. Ranger API – This might be needed for storing tags, like we can create service which calls this end-point which takes data from our tag store and store it in Ranger in required format. You help/details will be really helpful to us. Sending email seemed like the best way to reach out to the team. Thank you very much in advance. :) SMIT SHAH SDE, Big Data Pronouns: he/him/his
