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Summary of Changes
Hello @YangKeao, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
I've added a new comprehensive documentation page for TiDB's Security Enhanced Mode (SEM). This document explains how SEM provides a mandatory access control layer, allowing fine-grained control over database operations, even for root
users, which is particularly useful in DBaaS environments. It covers both the default restrictions and the highly customizable mode via a JSON configuration file.
Highlights
- New Security Enhanced Mode (SEM) Documentation: I've introduced a dedicated markdown document (
security-enhanced-mode.md
) that thoroughly explains TiDB's Security Enhanced Mode. - Detailed SEM Configuration Guide: The new document outlines how to enable SEM, its two operational modes (default and custom via
sem-config
), and provides examples for restricting access to databases/tables, system variables, privileges, status variables, and specific SQL commands. - Documentation Cross-Referencing: I've updated existing documentation files (
TOC.md
,basic-features.md
,system-variables.md
,tidb-configuration-file.md
) to correctly link to and reflect the new SEM documentation and its configuration options.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a comprehensive documentation page for Security Enhanced Mode (SEM), which is a great addition. The new page is well-structured and provides detailed information on how to configure and use SEM. My review includes several suggestions to improve formatting, clarity, and consistency, mainly within the new security-enhanced-mode.md
file, to align it with the documentation style guide. These are mostly minor points to enhance readability.
Signed-off-by: Yang Keao <[email protected]>
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