Hello
I was wondering if there is a possibility to limit account's access rights in a way that would allow only reading ONE particular schema and nothing else. Either SOAP API or jssp is fine.
Additionally, is it possible to track exactly how often and how much data the user is obtaining with the API calls?
Kind regards
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Hi,
Assuming 'nothing else' refers to user-defined schemas, add sysFilters per this guide:
NB all users of Campaign share the same underlying db user, so this is mostly cosmetic.
API traffic can be monitored in web server logs with custom scripts or off-the-shelf software such as ELK, Splunk.
Thanks,
-Jon
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Hi,
Assuming 'nothing else' refers to user-defined schemas, add sysFilters per this guide:
NB all users of Campaign share the same underlying db user, so this is mostly cosmetic.
API traffic can be monitored in web server logs with custom scripts or off-the-shelf software such as ELK, Splunk.
Thanks,
-Jon
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Thanks, I'll check that out.
As for the "nothing else", I would also like to limit one's ability to use factory schemas like xtk:session's methods, because if the user has access to those, he'd be able to do Write, so essentially insert/delete as well.
Also, what do you mean by cosmetic and what does the documentation mean by "This restriction applies only to non technical users: a technical user, with related permissions, or using a workflow, will be able to retrieve and update data."? That this can be easily bypassed if a user really wants to?
Kind regards, Szymon
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Hi Szymon,
In your use case, you should not allow any user to login to Adobe campaign as Jon mentioned there are couple of security concerns when you allow a user to login to your marketing database even via API.
The recommended way will create a middleware API(for this particular microservice) endpoint which should act as a bridge to your system from the outside world. Cheapest way will be to use Amazon lamda based function where you can easily measure the data usage and at the same time restrict them to a certain function from, Adobe campaign.
The data flow would be :
Third-party system: Read data API(AWS): authenticate the request: Get the data from Adobe campaign.
Third-party system: Update data API(AWS): authenticate the request: update the data in Adobe campaign.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/with-on-demand-https-example.html
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg//monitoring-functions-access-metrics.html
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg//monitoring-functions-metrics.html
Regards,
Amit
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Thanks Amit for your thoughts.
My idea was to create JSSP pages and instead of SOAP Calls allowing POST requests through HTTP, then I believe it would be possible to build some kind of basic tracking on that JSSP, wouldnt it?
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