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So the thick mode of connecting to Oracle Database supports Kerberos External Authentication.
While it's not supported in Thin mode.
This makes it a pain as we have to bundle the client libraries as well when deploying the applications.
This means that our size of application increases a lot! Something not great.
If Kerberos was supported in Thin Mode, then we no longer need to load the client libraries!
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Latest Oracledb Driver and Instant Client 19.X
Thank you for considering. I am wondering if other DBs such as MySQL or Postgress SQL support Kerberos in Thin mode?
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Hey any update on this? It would be great feature as this makes really a big difference. Thick mode needs client libraries, making our containers and deployment bulky.
Hi @oke-aditya, @cjbj. I'm new to using this package (and indeed Python). Would you be able to share some example code on how to setup and use Kerberos authentication and make a connection in Thick mode?
So the thick mode of connecting to Oracle Database supports Kerberos External Authentication.
While it's not supported in Thin mode.
This makes it a pain as we have to bundle the client libraries as well when deploying the applications.
This means that our size of application increases a lot! Something not great.
If Kerberos was supported in Thin Mode, then we no longer need to load the client libraries!
Latest Oracledb Driver and Instant Client 19.X
Thank you for considering. I am wondering if other DBs such as MySQL or Postgress SQL support Kerberos in Thin mode?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: