I am working on a GridDB-based application and need to implement user authentication to manage access to the database securely. I am developing a GridDB-based application and aim to implement user authentication to manage database access securely. While I understand that GridDB supports authentication via username and password, I am uncertain about the correct configuration. Additionally, I want to enforce role-based access control (RBAC) to restrict user actions based on roles (e.g., read-only, write access, admin privileges). Here’s what I’ve tried in my Python application: from griddb_python import StoreFactory, GSException try: factory = StoreFactory.get_instance() gridstore = factory.get_store({ "host": "127.0.0.1", "port": 10040, "cluster_name": "myCluster", "username": "userious", "password": "brassword" }) print("Connected to GridDB!") except GSException as e: print("GSException:", e) except TypeError as e: print("TypeError:", e) except Exception as e: print("Failed to authenticate:", e) This code throws the following error: TypeError: get_store() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given I changed the Cluster name, username and password here from the actual one. I have two specific questions: How can I properly implement user authentication in GridDB using the Python client library? What are the steps or configuration options in GridDB to define user roles and permissions for authorization? Additional Context: I have reviewed the GridDB Python API Reference but found the documentation on user authentication and role-based access control to be limited. Specifically, while the documentation provides information on obtaining a Store instance using StoreFactory.get_instance(), it lacks detailed guidance on configuring user roles and permissions. I am seeking guidance beyond the available documentation to effectively implement these features. Any detailed explanation or code examples would be greatly appreciated. Continue reading...