Is there a way to restrict a user to read-only access for the rest api?
We want to have a small tool to do some analytics, but for security it would be much better to not let that tool be able to 'update' or 'drop' collections.
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Customer Support
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over 5 years ago
Hi Baris,
If you assign a user to a Group as described here you'll be able to achieve this. Giving the Group read only access to NoSql will also extend to the REST API so they will only be able to read the data.
If you assign a user to a Group as described here you'll be able to achieve this. Giving the Group read only access to NoSql will also extend to the REST API so they will only be able to read the data.
Regards,
Liam
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Baris Tumerkan
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over 5 years ago
I think this didn't work in the past? Anyway, I tried now and works perfectly, thanks.
Baris Tumerkan
Is there a way to restrict a user to read-only access for the rest api?
We want to have a small tool to do some analytics, but for security it would be much better to not let that tool be able to 'update' or 'drop' collections.
Hi Baris,
If you assign a user to a Group as described here you'll be able to achieve this. Giving the Group read only access to NoSql will also extend to the REST API so they will only be able to read the data.
Regards,
Liam
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Hi Baris,
If you assign a user to a Group as described here you'll be able to achieve this. Giving the Group read only access to NoSql will also extend to the REST API so they will only be able to read the data.
Regards,
Liam
Baris Tumerkan
I think this didn't work in the past? Anyway, I tried now and works perfectly, thanks.
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