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Essentially, the CoreDB operator should have a syntax that allows it to pass pg_hba rules to CloudNativePG. Perhaps the easiest way to do this would be to handle a list of CIDR+netmask or host strings, eg:
And then the CoreDB operator would translate these to appropriate lines in the pg_hba section of the CloudNativePG cluster spec. If no whitelist metadata is supplied, we'd assume all.
This would allow external replication, manual use of pg_basebackup, and other use cases that are not currently possible. This would also require a GUI front-end in the website project to enable user-provisioning, but this would need to exist first.
It is currently possible to specify pg_hba rules directly in the CNPG cluster spec, but these may not persist if the CoreDB operator regenerates the spec.
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A user made this request through our support portal.
Essentially, the CoreDB operator should have a syntax that allows it to pass
pg_hba
rules to CloudNativePG. Perhaps the easiest way to do this would be to handle a list of CIDR+netmask or host strings, eg:And then the CoreDB operator would translate these to appropriate lines in the
pg_hba
section of the CloudNativePG cluster spec. If no whitelist metadata is supplied, we'd assumeall
.This would allow external replication, manual use of
pg_basebackup
, and other use cases that are not currently possible. This would also require a GUI front-end in the website project to enable user-provisioning, but this would need to exist first.It is currently possible to specify
pg_hba
rules directly in the CNPG cluster spec, but these may not persist if the CoreDB operator regenerates the spec.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: