[DISCUSS] Move kerberos-security to contrib extensions

2025-07-14 Thread Lucas Capistrant
Hi all, I’d like to start a discussion about moving the kerberos-security extension from core to contrib. This extension hasn’t seen much recent development, and at the moment, there isn’t anyone in the community actively maintaining it. It also brings in Hadoop common libraries, which—similar

Re: [DISCUSS] Move kerberos-security to contrib extensions

2025-07-14 Thread Clint Wylie
sgtm +1, and doing this aligns with the direction we are going with the other hadoop stuff i think. If we really want to keep supporting kerberos for auth longer term I think we would need to look into replacing the existing implementation with something that doesn't use hadoop libraries. On Mon,

Re: [DISCUSS] Proposal: Clarify Support Model for Contrib Extensions

2025-07-14 Thread Clint Wylie
I think this sounds reasonable, but to clarify what would the actual change be here, just stronger wording in https://druid.apache.org/docs/latest/configuration/extensions/#community-extensions and not scanning for CVE? or something more, e.g. would we stop publishing contrib jars to maven (https:/

[DISCUSS] Proposal: Clarify Support Model for Contrib Extensions

2025-07-14 Thread Lucas Capistrant
Hi all, I’d like to open a discussion about the support model we apply to contrib extensions in Apache Druid. Specifically, I propose that we explicitly document that contrib extensions are provided “as is”, meaning that the Druid PMC and committer community make no guarantees about their ongoi