Configurable database selection using ORM
See original GitHub issueSome users may prefer to use a more production suitable database such as postgres.
We can provide a toggle during installation, & within the keylime.conf
where the user can set their own preferred database, so either database =
sqlite
\ postgres
.
We also require ORM for building out the auth system and an early iteration of multi tenancy.
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Thanks @rajdroid , I will definitely tag you for review if you have some ORM experience.
Yeah, ORM abstraction will make code more elegant. BTW, if you need a helping hand with anything @lukehinds do let me know.