Milvus

Prerequisites:¶

Before proceeding, it's crucial to confirm that your existing Milvus collection is configured with the enable_dynamic_field parameter set to True during its creation phase. If this parameter not be set, it's necessary to recreate the collection, ensuring the inclusion of the enable_dynamic_field=True parameter. Detailed instructions for creating a collection with this parameter enabled can be found in milvus documentation here.

Once your collection is established, you gain the flexibility to integrate dynamic fields, enabling adding dynamic fields during record insertion. Let's delve into the specifics of these dynamic fields:

1. Users:

   • Data Type: Array
   • Description: This field houses a list of users permitted to access the current record after insertion.
   • Example: ["testuser", "ryan", "john", "bob"]

2. Groups:

   • Data Type: Array
   • Description: Here lies a list of groups granted access to the current record after insertion.
   • Example: ["sales", "privacera-all", "privacera-us"]

3. Metadata:

   • Data Type: JSON
   • Description: Comprising key-value pairs, this field facilitates data filtration based on defined policies within the Privacera Portal.
   • Example: {"security": "confidential", "country": "US"}

Setup¶

The below line of the code shows how we have enabled milvus data governance by adding it to list of frameworks while setting up privacera shield client.

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paig_shield_client.setup(frameworks=["milvus"])

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paig_shield_client.setup(frameworks=["langchain", "milvus"])