Hi,
Do you mean sensitive information inside of paragraph code or output?
Zeppelin itself does not have any special treatment of such contents.
If your viewers does not run notebook, then those sensitive informations
can packaged into jar and loaded, referenced, like
createConnection(com.mycompany.secret.SensitiveInformation.getPassword())
instead of doing
createConnection("plain text password")
Also curious if there're any other solution possible.
Thanks,
moon
On Sat, Feb 20, 2016 at 6:53 AM btiernay <btier...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Is there a mechanism is Zeppelin to externalize / protect sensitive
> information such as passwords? This would be very useful when creating a
> connection in R, Spark, etc. to hide the passwords from notebook viewers.
> Curious if others have handled this. Thanks.
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