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# Binaries for programs and plugins | ||
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MAIN_PATH := ./cmd/greenmask/ | ||
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# Greenmask - dump obfuscation tool | ||
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## Preface | ||
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**Greenmask** is an open-source util written on go that provides features for logical backup dumping, obfuscation and | ||
restoration. Brings wide functionality for backing up, anonymization and masking. It is written fully in pure go | ||
with ported required PostgreSQL library. | ||
It is stateless util (is not required any database schema changes), has a variety of storages and provide comprehensive | ||
obfuscation features. Was designed as easy customizable and backward compatible with PostgreSQL utils. | ||
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# Features | ||
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* **Cross-platform** - may be built and run on any platform because fully written on go without platform dependencies. | ||
* **Database type safe**: Greenmask validated data and uses the driver for encode-decoding operation from byte | ||
representation | ||
into real Golang type. Can work strictly with real types thereby guaranteeing the data format. | ||
* **Transformation validation and easy maintainable**: Greenmask allows you check the transformation result during | ||
obfuscation development providing validation warnings and transformation diff. That allows you to keep the | ||
transformation | ||
fresh in the whole software lifecycle | ||
* **Partitioned tables transformation inheritance**: Define the transformation config once and inherit it for all | ||
partitions in partitioned tables | ||
* **Stateless**: it will not affect existing schema, it is just a logical dump | ||
* **Backward compatible** - support the same features and protocols as existing vanilla PostgreSQL utils. The dump made | ||
by the Greenmask might be successfully restored by `pg_restore` util | ||
* **Extensible** - bring users the possibility to implement their own domain-based transformation in any language or use | ||
templates | ||
* **Declarative** - define config in a structured easily parsed and recognizable format | ||
* **Integrable** - integrable with your CI/CD system | ||
* **Parallel execution** - perform parallel dumping and restoration that may significantly decrease the time to delivery | ||
* **Provide variety of storages** - provide storages for local and remote data storing such as Directory or S3-like | ||
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## When to use? | ||
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* Daily routines with dumping and restoring a logical backup. Such as table restoration after truncation. It works in | ||
the | ||
same way as pg_dump or pg_restore, and it might be used in the same ways without struggling | ||
* Anonymization/transformation/masking backup for staging environment and analytics purposes. It might be useful | ||
for deploying a pre-production environment that contains consistent anonymized data. It allows for decreased | ||
time to market in the development life-cycle. | ||
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## Our purpose | ||
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Greenmask util is going to be a core system within the Greenmask environment. We are trying to develop a comprehensive | ||
**UI-based** solution for managing obfuscation procedures. We understand that it is difficult to maintain an obfuscation | ||
state during the software lifecycle and Greenmask is trying to provide useful tools and features for keeping | ||
the obfuscation procedure fresh, predictable, and clear. | ||
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## [Getting started](./getting_started.md) | ||
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## Architecture | ||
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### Common information | ||
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It is quite clear that the right way to perform logical backup dumping and restoration is using the core PostgreSQL | ||
utils such as pg_dump and pg_restore. **Greenmask** was designed as compatible with PostgreSQL vanilla | ||
utils, it performs only data dumping features by itself and delegates schema dumping and restoration to pg_dump and | ||
pg_restore. | ||
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### Backing up | ||
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PostgreSQL backup is separated into three sections: | ||
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* **pre-data** - raw tables schema itself excluding PK, FK | ||
* **data** - contains actual table data in COPY format, sequences current value setting up, and Large Objects data | ||
* **post-data** - contains the definition of indexes, triggers, rules, constraints (such as PK, FK) | ||
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**Greenmask** operates in runtime only with _data_ section and delegates _pre-data_ and _post-data_ to pg_dump and | ||
pg_restore. | ||
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**Greenmask** uses **directory** format of pg_dump/pg_restore. | ||
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_Directory_ format is more suitable for parallel execution, and partial restoration, and it contains clear meta-data | ||
file that would be used for determining the backup and restoration steps. Greenmask significantly adapts them for | ||
working with remote storages and obfuscation procedures. | ||
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_Greenmask_ performs the table data dumping using _COPY_ command in _TEXT_ format as well as _pg_dump_. It brings | ||
reliability and compatibility with vanilla utils. | ||
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Greenmask supports parallel execution that significantly may decrease dumping time. | ||
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## Storages | ||
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PostgreSQL vanilla utils _pg_dump_ and _pg_restore_ operate with files in the directory without any alternatives. | ||
Understanding modern backup requirements and delivering approaches **Greenmask** introducing _Storages_: | ||
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* **s3** - might be any S3-like storage, such as AWS S3 | ||
* **directory** - ordinary filesystem directory | ||
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Suggest any other storage that would be fine to implement. | ||
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## Restoration | ||
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Greenmask restores schema using pg_restore but applies COPY data by itself using COPY protocol. Due to supporting | ||
a variety of storages and awareness of the restoration metadata, **Greenmask** may download only required data. It might | ||
be useful in case of partial restoration, for instance restoring only one table from the whole backup. | ||
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Greenmask supports parallel restoration that significantly may decrease restoration time. | ||
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## Obfuscation and Validation | ||
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**Greenmask** operates with COPY lines, gathers schema metadata for the Golang driver, and uses this driver for | ||
transformation in the encode-decoding procedure. The validate command allows you to check the schema affection ( | ||
validation | ||
warnings) and data affection (performing transformation and showing diff) | ||
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## Customization | ||
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If your table schema has functional dependencies between columns it is possible to overcome this issue using | ||
`TeamplteRecord` transformer. It allows to define transformation logic for the whole table with type-safe operations | ||
when assigning new values. | ||
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**Greenmask** implements a framework for defining your custom transformers that might be reused later. It integrates | ||
easily without recompiling - just PIPE (stdin/stdout) interaction. | ||
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Since Greenmask was implemented fundamentally as an extensible solution it is possible to introduce other | ||
interaction protocols (HTTP, Socket, etc.) for performing obfuscation procedures. | ||
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## PostgreSQL version compatibility | ||
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**11 and higher** | ||
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## Links | ||
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* [Documentation](https://greenmask.io) | ||
* Email: **[email protected]** | ||
* [Twitter](https://twitter.com/GreenmaskIO) | ||
* [Telegram](https://t.me/greenmask_community) | ||
* [Discord](https://discord.gg/97AKHdGD) |
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