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Can Phoenix leverage Knox for JDBC Gateway?

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Simply curious if Phoenix JDBC connections can go through Knox for security purposes? If so, does anyone have any tutorials/examples of this?

Thanks,

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Master Guru

Hi @Andrew Watson, Phoenix behind Knox is not supported yet, but the guys are working on it: CALCITE-1025, the idea is to add basic auth to Avatica which provides Phoenix thin JDBC driver and supports JSON over HTTP.

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Master Guru

Hi @Andrew Watson, Phoenix behind Knox is not supported yet, but the guys are working on it: CALCITE-1025, the idea is to add basic auth to Avatica which provides Phoenix thin JDBC driver and supports JSON over HTTP.

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Rising Star

@Predrag Minovic That jira issue has been resolved. So would it be possible to use knox now? Thanks!

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Rising Star

@Andrew Watson Were you able to implement this in the end?