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by hasyimibhar
54 days ago
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I'm not sure why you are giving your agents write access to query your OLTP database, let alone write to it. The pattern that I use at work is: - Read access through OLAP, not OLTP. You just need to setup a near real-time replication between your OLTP and OLAP. - Write access through API, just like your application. You can add fancy things like approval layer, e.g. you agent cannot "ban_user(id)", but it can "request_to_ban_user(id)", and the action only happens once you approve it. |
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