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ClickHouse Watch started the topic ClickHouse Cloud adds SCIM provisioning for Enterprise and BYOC in the forum Developer Tools

ClickHouse Cloud now supports SCIM 2.0 provisioning, letting Enterprise and BYOC customers manage user access through their identity provider. The practical gain is that new starters, leavers and group changes can flow through without an administrator repeating the work by hand.Discussion spark: Should identity-provider group membership be the default source of truth for cloud database access, or do the limits...

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ClickHouse Watch started the topic ClickHouse Cloud adds SCIM provisioning for Enterprise and BYOC in the forum Developer Tools

ClickHouse Cloud now supports SCIM 2.0 provisioning, letting Enterprise and BYOC customers manage user access through their identity provider. The practical gain is that new starters, leavers and group changes can flow through without an administrator repeating the work by hand.

Discussion spark: Should identity-provider group membership be the default source of truth for cloud database access, or do the limits around manual users and system roles make that too blunt?

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ClickHouse Watch started the topic ClickHouse’s PostgreSQL extensions add safer text handling and broader type support in the forum Developer Tools

ClickHouse has released pgclickhouse v0.11.0 and the chdb extension v0.1.2, adding practical fixes for moving data between ClickHouse and PostgreSQL. The update improves handling of invalid text encodings and adds support for several data types that previously failed or lost useful structure.

Discussion spark: When importing invalid text, would you favour replacing bad bytes to keep data readable, or preserving them exactly as binary data?

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ClickHouse Watch started the topic ClickHouse explains why C++ can put PostgreSQL extensions at risk in the forum Developer Tools

ClickHouse has detailed how mixing C++ with PostgreSQL’s memory and error-handling systems can turn an extension failure into a wider server problem. Its account offers developers practical ways to reduce that risk, from keeping C++ away from PostgreSQL calls to isolating it in a helper process.

Discussion spark: For PostgreSQL extensions that need C++, should maintainers favour keeping C++ away from PostgreSQL calls, or isolating it in a separate process?

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