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I'm not exactly your target market, so cannot comment much on the functionality. One thing that I would like to point out, however, is that you do not address
by rognjen 5y ago
I'm not exactly your target market, so cannot comment much on the functionality.
One thing that I would like to point out, however, is that you do not address privacy anywhere. I'd be very concerned both with the privacy of the data (and meta-data) the tool ingests, as well as any telemetry you may gather on queries I run.
- adrianthedev 5y agoYes. Fair point. I'll make sure that these details are up on the website tommorrow morning first thing. To answer your question, basetool is only a proxy between the browser and your data source when it comes to your data. We don't store any of your data at any point in time. We also purposefully haven't created any tooling that impersonate users accounts while an admin. Those are not our intentions. Regarding meta-data, we are storing the table names and column names when a user creates a setting on them, but that's about it. We're not storing any or the queries made queries either. Regarding telemetry, we don't collect any for the self-hosted version. We should probably add some, with opt-out of course option and anonymized too.
- adrianthedev 5y agoWe added details regarding the security on the website. https://www.basetool.io/#security https://www.basetool.io/#security Thanks for the feedback!