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1. docs.tryretool.com - we just added it - thanks! 2. You can install Retool in your EC2 instance, and block all inbound / outbound network traffic. I'll send
by dvdhsu 8y ago
1. docs.tryretool.com - we just added it - thanks!
2. You can install Retool in your EC2 instance, and block all inbound / outbound network traffic. I'll send you an email about it!
3. Yes - we can! Curious to hear about your use case though - is it for BI?
4. We integrate with Google, Okta or any SAML 2.0 provider. Would that work for you guys?
5. Any! Yep - we handle authentication in the API query itself, or you can create an API with authentication stored server-side. Here are docs on generic APIs: https://docs.tryretool.com/docs/apis https://docs.tryretool.com/docs/apis, and here are docs on GraphQL: https://docs.tryretool.com/docs/graphql https://docs.tryretool.com/docs/graphql
WRT cookies specifically - even though requests from the browser get proxied through our backend we support forwarding authentication cookies to the browser that is tied to the user's specific session in Retool. (I thought we had written docs for this but can't find them now. Ping me @ david@tryretool.com and I can tell you how we do it!)
- danpalmer 8y agoNice! For the Slack bots, a fairly common thing we want to do is regular business updates from either Google spreadsheets (that are very dynamic/scripted) or from ChartIO. Some basic interactivity with those bots would be handy.
- dvdhsu 8y agoInteresting! Retool might be a good fit then - I'll reach out over email. Thanks!
- Roritharr 8y agoPlease add me to the list of people to talk about the install on EC2 Instance options, docker would be preferable though.
- metabren 8y agoDavid this looks fantastic. I can’t wait to play with it. Just on the GDPR front, our DB also has customer data. We currently host on heroku. Does the data we pull in / process using retool go anywhere else except for where we point it?
- dvdhsu 8y agoNo, your data never goes anywhere. You can deploy Retool and airgap it to prevent all inbound / outbound network connections. Then you can connect to it via a VPN. I will reach out over email - thanks for the question!