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Foundry Data Product bindings
NDC Foundry Binding is a deploy/control-plane operation. Realtime facts do
not pass through the node: Foundry persists an approved page-slot binding and
its same-origin BFF reads snapshot + patch from External Data Plane.
Private workload API
GET /internal/foundry/v1/data-products
POST /internal/foundry/v1/data-product-bindings
Authorization: Bearer ndc_fndbg_<opaque capability>
The POST body is nodedc.foundry.binding-upsert/v1. It contains only
application, page, binding, Data Product projection and a stable idempotency
key. Provider, tenant, connection, endpoint, URL, raw payload and credentials
are rejected.
This credential is not a Foundry MCP fnd1.* capability. MCP capabilities are
short-lived interactive grants for AI Workspace. It is also not
NODEDC_INTERNAL_ACCESS_TOKEN, a browser session, or an EDP writer/reader
grant.
Workload grant
The opaque value never enters a Foundry env file or application manifest.
Foundry hashes it with SHA-256 and resolves a root-owned, non-writable record
from NODEDC_FOUNDRY_BINDING_GRANTS_DIR on every request. Removing or replacing
the record therefore revokes or rotates access immediately.
A nodedc.module-foundry.binding-grant.v1 record fixes:
- expiry and actions (
catalog.read,map-data-product.upsert); - actor and owner used by the existing replay-safe Foundry write path;
- exact allowlisted tuples of application, page, binding, slot, Data Product, semantic types and field projection.
No authorization claim is accepted from request headers or workflow data.
Before persisting a binding, Foundry verifies that the target-specific EDP
reader grant exists, is active, permits the selected product and exposes a
snapshot+patch product. The reader grant filename remains
sha256(applicationId/pageId/bindingId). If it is not ready, POST fails with
409 data_product_reader_grant_not_ready; an unusable visual binding is never
saved.
The canonical Map entity-stream slot is points. Other templates may define
their own typed slots, but the workload grant must name them explicitly.