Re: Switch to Slack for Polaris Communication

2024-12-07 Thread Russell Spitzer
I really dislike Zulip. I find it hard to use and for me all my other chats I have to belong to are Slack for example ASF Slack and most importantly for Polaris, the Iceberg slack. I originally didn’t have strong objections because I hadn’t used Zulip and I was willing to try it out, but I probably

Re: [DISCUSS] Vending raw credentials in Polaris

2024-12-07 Thread Jean-Baptiste Onofré
Hi I think it should have gone via secur...@apache.org just to avoid public security discussion. Anyway that makes sense. Regards JB Le sam. 7 déc. 2024 à 19:37, Robert Stupp a écrit : > Generally I agree. Compromising security is not an option - ever. > > > On 7. Dec 2024, at 00:16, Michael

Re: [DISCUSS] Vending raw credentials in Polaris

2024-12-07 Thread Robert Stupp
Is this an issue with short-lived credentials with the recent additions to return and refresh credentials via Iceberg REST? > On 7. Dec 2024, at 00:16, Michael Collado wrote: > > Hey folks > > Someone pinged about https://github.com/apache/polaris/pull/389 yesterday > and I thought it was wort

Re: Switch to Slack for Polaris Communication

2024-12-07 Thread Robert Stupp
If monitoring the Polaris channel in Iceberg slack is too much work (I personally don’t monitor it), then we should direct users to the official Apache Polaris Zulip chat. There were no strong objections against Zulip particularly strong arguments for Slack voiced during the initial discussion

Re: [DISCUSS] Vending raw credentials in Polaris

2024-12-07 Thread Robert Stupp
Generally I agree. Compromising security is not an option - ever. > On 7. Dec 2024, at 00:16, Michael Collado wrote: > > Hey folks > > Someone pinged about https://github.com/apache/polaris/pull/389 yesterday > and I thought it was worth bringing up for discussion. > > On-prem s3 compat sounds