a connection manager for python for connecting to various databases.
supported databases:
oracle
netsuite
mssql
mysql
vertica
redshift
postgres
db2 i-series
overview
concentric is based off of waddle for secrets management, which means it is strongly coupled to aws kms for its key management.
quick start
create a waddle configuration file
oracle: host: localhost user: scott password: tiger sid: xe
waddle in the password for security
waddle add-secret -f /path/to/config.yml oracle.password
use it
from concentric.managers import setup_concentric from concentric.managers import CachingConnectionManager as ccm setup_concentric('/path/to/waddle_config.yml', '/path/to/another_config.yml') conn = ccm.connect('oracle') with conn.cursor() as cursor: cursor.execute('select sysdate as dt from dual') results = cursor.fetchall()
contributing
Sample configuration files:
Release files for concentric 1.5
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