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Christopher Tubbs updated ACCUMULO-802:
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Fix Version/s: 1.6.0
> namespaces
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> Key: ACCUMULO-802
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ACCUMULO-802
> Project: Accumulo
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Eric Newton
> Assignee: Christopher Tubbs
> Fix For: 1.6.0
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> A large cluster is a valuable shared resource. The current permission system
> and simple table naming structure does not allow for delegation of authority
> and safe partitioning within this shared resource.
> Use cases:
> # create a namespace (like "test") and delegate the {{grant}} permission to
> tables created in that namespace to a user that would manage those tables.
> Presently, {{grant}} is never delegated.
> # create simple "test" and "production" namespaces that are trivial for
> users to switch between. For example, instead of having tables "test_index"
> and "test_documents" the client would support "index" and "documents" with an
> API to support switching trivially between the the different environments.
> # create a set of tables in a namespace called "latest" This namespace is
> re-created periodically with a map-reduce job. If code changes inadvertently
> create a corrupt "latest," users can switch to the set of tables known as
> "safest" In this way, users can experiment, and provide feedback on
> incremental improvements, while have a safe fallback.
> # two applications hosted on the same cluster that can share a table, which
> has been "aliased" into their namespace. Namespace-local permissions are
> ignored, but a (most likely read-only) view of the table is available. This
> would be helpful for reference tables.
> # quotas/priorities. Implement namespace-specific priorities and resource
> allocations. It is reasonable to run namespace-specific queries and ingest
> on production equipment. Large cluster resources are always limited, and
> often the *only* place where near-production quality software can be run at
> full scale.
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