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grant_privilege()

This operation assigns a privilege to a role.

Request syntax

grant_privilege(
    role_name: str,
    object_type: str,
    privilege: str,
    object_name: str,
    db_name: Optional[str] = "",
    timeout: Optional[float] = None
) -> None

PARAMETERS:

  • role_name (str) -

    [REQUIRED]

    The name of the role to assign privileges to.

  • object_type (str) -

    [REQUIRED]

    The type of the object for which the privilege is being assigned.

    Possible values:

    • Global: System-wide objects, allowing the user to perform actions that affect all collections, users, or system-wide settings. When object_type is set to Global, set object_name to the wildcard (*****), indicating all objects of the specified type.

    • Collection: Collection-specific objects, allowing the user to perform actions such as creating indexes, loading data, inserting or deleting data, and querying data within a specific collection.

    • User: Objects related to user management, allowing the user to manage credentials and roles for database users, such as updating user credentials or viewing user details.

  • privilege (str) -

    [REQUIRED]

    The name of the privilege to assign.

    For details, refer to the Privilege name column in the table on page Users and Roles.

  • object_name (str) -

    [REQUIRED]

    The name of the object to control access for. For example, if the object type is Collection, the object name is the name of a collection. If the object type is User, the object name is the name of a database user.

    When object_type is set to Global, set object_name to the wildcard (*****), indicating all objects of the specified type. For details, refer to the Relevant API column in the table on page Users and Roles.

  • db_name (str) -

    The name of a database.

    This parameter is optional. Setting this parameter restricts the privilege assignment within the specified database.

  • timeout (float | None)

    The timeout duration for this operation.

    Setting this to None indicates that this operation timeouts when any response arrives or any error occurs.

RETURN TYPE:

NoneType

RETURNS:

None

EXCEPTIONS:

  • MilvusException

    This exception will be raised when any error occurs during this operation.

  • BaseException

    This exception will be raised when this operation fails.

Example

from pymilvus import MilvusClient

# 1. Create a milvus client
client = MilvusClient(
    uri="http://localhost:19530",
    token="root:Milvus"
)

read_only_privileges = [
  # DescribeCollection permission on all collections
  {"object_type": "Global", "object_name": "*", "privilege": "DescribeCollection"},
  # ShowCollections permission on all collections
  {"object_type": "Global", "object_name": "*", "privilege": "ShowCollections"},
  # Search permission on the specified `quick_setup` collection
  {"object_type": "Collection", "object_name": "quick_setup", "privilege": "Search"},
  # Query permission on all collections
  {"object_type": "Collection", "object_name": "*", "privilege": "Query"}
]  

# 2. Create a role
client.create_role(role_name="read_only")

# 3. Grant privileges
for item in read_only_privileges:
    client.grant_privilege(
        role_name="read_only",
        object_type=item["object_type"],
        privilege=item["privilege"],
        object_name=item["object_name"]
    )

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