Data product feature configuration#
The data products feature is disabled by default. Before configuring data products, make sure your cluster is configured to fulfill the requirements.
Configuration properties for data products are set in the coordinator’s
config.properties
file. In Kubernetes, set this as additional
properties.
starburst.data-product.enabled=true
data-product.starburst-jdbc-url=jdbc:trino://coordinator.example.com?SSL=true
data-product.starburst-user=alice
data-product.starburst-password=my123password
Property name |
Description |
Default |
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Enable or disable data products. |
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Required JDBC URL connection string of the cluster that data products is
running on. Use JDBC driver parameters to
configure details of the connection. For example, append |
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SEP user configured as an application user to execute the data product’s interactions with SEP, such as the creation of schemas, views, and so on. The interactions with SEP impersonate the logged-in user, so make sure this user has the permission to impersonate other users. If data products is used in conjunction with built-in access control, make sure the user or group membership for the username specified with this property is granted impersonate privileges over all SEP users of the data products tool. We recommend keeping this user’s credentials secured using secrets, and rotate its password frequently. |
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Password for the user specified by |
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Number of threads in the coordinator pool allocated to publishing data products. We strongly recommend using the default value unless you observe slowness in concurrent publishing jobs. |
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Enable the background task that runs once a day to calculate stats for published data products. |
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The time zone id used to calculate the start of each day. The background
task that calculates data product statistics runs at the start of each day
in this timezone. Example value: |
The coordinator’s system timezone |