Data Roles

Data roles, also called entitlements, are sets of permissions defined per VDB that dictate data access (create, read, update, delete). Data roles use a fine-grained permission system that Teiid will enforce at runtime and provide audit log entries for access violations - see Logging and Custom Logging for more.

Prior to applying data roles, you should consider restricting source system access through the fundamental design of your VDB. Foremost, Teiid can only access source entries that are represented in imported metadata. You should narrow imported metadata to only what is necessary for use by your VDB.

If data role validation is enabled and data roles are defined in a VDB, then access permissions will be enforced by the Teiid Server. The use of data roles may be disabled system wide by removing the setting for the teiid subsystem policy-decider-module.  Data roles also have built-in system functions that can be used for row-based and other authorization checks.

Tip
A VDB deployed without data roles is open for use by any authenticated user. If you want to ensure some attempt has been made at securing access, then set the data-roles-required configuration element to true via the CLI or in the standalone.xml on the teiid subsystem.
Tip
By default non-hidden schema metadata is only visible over JDBC/pg if the user is permissioned in some way for the given object. OData access always provides all non-hidden metadata. If you wish JDBC/pg to operate in the same way - to make all non-hidden schema metadata visible to any authenticated user, then set the environment/system property org.teiid.metadataRequiresPermission to false.

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