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We are considering using turnilo for a client facing data exploration tool. For that we would need to add a filter clause based on one of the dimensions for each request sent out to druid. I haven’t researched yet what would be the best way to add this to turnilo, but I think sth. like a callback that allows you to amend a query based on request data (for example, based on the subdomain) would suffice for our use case.

Have you thought about sth. similar already and I haven’t seen is?If not, is this sth. you would be willing to add to turnilo if we provide the implementation?

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  • Created 4 years ago
  • Comments:8 (4 by maintainers)

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cedricscommented, Nov 6, 2019

It is doable but I don’t think we are interested in such feature

Ok, thanks for the feedback. If we decide to build it with turnilo we will keep it in mind and try to keep the adaptations as unobtrusive as possible

I think multiple turnilo instances is better way to go

I don’t think this is really feasible for our use case. We would need to spin up hundreds of instances to get one instance per customer which is just a lot of wasted resources.

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cedricscommented, Jan 27, 2020

Hey @adrianmroz, so we are currently working on this feature and we found it surprisingly hard to add this feature as plywood does not seem to be designed to support sth. like this. In the end I opted for patching plywood to allow passing a context to the external and therefore the requester per expression execution. We will test this a bit internally and try to get this merged into plywood (as the changes required are actually pretty simple). I am not very hopeful that my patch will be accepted as most of the issues and pull requests seem to go unanswered but we will try anyway.

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