Using the Access Control functionality, the source created by any user is maintained as Public by default. To change the behavior of source accessibility to Private, you must add the configuration parameter restricted_visibility_mode with the value set to True.
For more information on configuring the restricted_visibility_mode parameter, see the section Configure the Restricted Visibility Mode.
If a different user needs to access the source, then a request must be sent to the admin to grant the access to the domain which contains that source.
Only an admin has privileges to associate any source to a domain by adding the source in the Accessible Domains section. Once the user has access to the source, then it is visible in the Data Catalog. The user can configure and ingest the source and consume data in the domain.
To add a source to a particular domain, perform the following steps:
2. Select the domain where you want to add the source.
3. Click the Actions drop-down and select Manage Artifacts.
4. Click Add Sources.
5. Select a source that you want to associate with the domain, from the list of sources and click Add Sources. The source will be added successfully.
6. To view the source that is added, navigate to Admin-> Manage Domains. The source is available in the list of Accessible Sources.
You can associate a user to any domain and edit the preferences.
To edit the domain preferences for the user access, perform the following steps:
The users associated with a particular domain have access to all the sources available in the domain. The domains are tagged to the user and visible in the Data Catalog.
To remove a source from the domain, perform the following steps:
2. Select the domain where you want to add the source.
3. Click the Actions drop-down and select Manage Artifacts.
4. Select the sources that you want to delete from the domain and click Remove Sources. The sources are deleted.
To delete the source, perform the following steps:
To configure the restricted_visibility_mode parameter, perform the following steps: