Session state used to bind catalog operations to a caller context. More...

#include <session_context.h>

Static Public Member Functions
static SessionContext	Empty ()
	Create an empty caller context with a generated non-empty session ID.

Public Attributes
std::string	session_id

std::string	identity

std::unordered_map< std::string, std::string >	credentials
	Sensitive context-specific credentials, such as delegated auth material.

std::unordered_map< std::string, std::string >	properties
	Non-secret context-specific properties, such as tenant or auth options.

Detailed Description

Session state used to bind catalog operations to a caller context.

Session context is the isolation boundary for session-aware catalogs. REST catalogs use session_id to derive contextual authentication sessions while keeping user-visible catalog operations on the normal Catalog interface.

The type is intentionally an aggregate so callers can construct it with designated initializers. properties and credentials are kept separate so authentication implementations can detect conflicting keys instead of silently overriding credentials.

Member Function Documentation

◆ Empty()

static SessionContext iceberg::SessionContext::Empty ( )

static

Create an empty caller context with a generated non-empty session ID.

Each call returns a distinct session ID.

Member Data Documentation

◆ identity

std::string iceberg::SessionContext::identity

Caller identity. Empty means no identity was supplied. This value is descriptive and is not implicitly inserted into authentication properties.

◆ session_id

std::string iceberg::SessionContext::session_id

Unique session identifier. Explicit contexts must provide a non-empty ID.

A session ID identifies a stable caller context. Its identity and credentials must not change while the ID is in use.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

iceberg/catalog/session_context.h