Excellent content! Thank you so much! I have a question, is it possible to create an API that, depending on the user profile, returns the directories/files that the user has access to in a datalake?
Thank you for kind words and apologize late reply! When it comes to your question. Yes, it is possible to create API and return only user's directories and files - this is the authorization part. For such scenarios you structure directories in your data lake using user unique identifier assigned in Microsoft Entra ID. Each time user is accessing the files, API verifies if there is any correlation between user ID and directory.
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Excellent content! Thank you so much! I have a question, is it possible to create an API that, depending on the user profile, returns the directories/files that the user has access to in a datalake?
Thank you for kind words and apologize late reply!
When it comes to your question. Yes, it is possible to create API and return only user's directories and files - this is the authorization part. For such scenarios you structure directories in your data lake using user unique identifier assigned in Microsoft Entra ID. Each time user is accessing the files, API verifies if there is any correlation between user ID and directory.