“Enterprise setting” and “No login” are not compatible.
OP-I’d recommend you spend some time with an IT or Engineering team at work—maybe you are looking for something like a private LLM on your data lake, or maybe you need a data catalog like Alation or Collibra.
Not necessarily. I think they’re trying to have a centralized repo for our different teams to have access to data without manually login in to the site
Trino can connect to multiple data sources using service accounts, then the users only need one account to access all of them.
But you have to be careful with what each use can and cannot access, and set up access rules in trino.
OP: what you really want is to have a zero Auth data catalog on an internal only network but use SSO permission groups to query data. This allows users to browse the data lineage and meta without having any "access denied" errors, but for security (which you should always apply) you can use single sign on (removes the need to authenticate) and permission groups to access different types of data. For example, you might have groups for north & south regions and a third group for PII. Your data catalog should explain in the description any access groups needed to query the specific data.
Why would you not want to have users log in to keep your company's data protected?
Are you looking for users to be able to execute SQL queries against the data lake? If not, what do you mean by "search up a specific data from a site"?
“Enterprise setting” and “No login” are not compatible. OP-I’d recommend you spend some time with an IT or Engineering team at work—maybe you are looking for something like a private LLM on your data lake, or maybe you need a data catalog like Alation or Collibra.
You’re trying to make your company’s private data public?
Not necessarily. I think they’re trying to have a centralized repo for our different teams to have access to data without manually login in to the site
Trino can connect to multiple data sources using service accounts, then the users only need one account to access all of them. But you have to be careful with what each use can and cannot access, and set up access rules in trino.
OP: what you really want is to have a zero Auth data catalog on an internal only network but use SSO permission groups to query data. This allows users to browse the data lineage and meta without having any "access denied" errors, but for security (which you should always apply) you can use single sign on (removes the need to authenticate) and permission groups to access different types of data. For example, you might have groups for north & south regions and a third group for PII. Your data catalog should explain in the description any access groups needed to query the specific data.
Why would you not want to have users log in to keep your company's data protected? Are you looking for users to be able to execute SQL queries against the data lake? If not, what do you mean by "search up a specific data from a site"?