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Configure the YDB provider

Diagnose an absent or unusable YDB executable provider and verify an explicitly trusted installation.

Use this page when an explicit YDB provider selection reports a missing or unusable installation. You need a trusted executable artifact, its checksum, and a host that supports the artifact’s protocol.

The official provider ID is stokaro/ptah-ydb-plugin. Its designated repository is stokaro/ptah-ydb-plugin. The catalog recognizes ydb and ydbs as engine names.

Official YDB executable artifacts remain under development in issue #4204. The catalog reserves this identity; it does not provide a released download.

The full distribution policy includes this provider. A standalone binary or source build needs an explicitly installed provider. An incomplete bundle needs the matching provider restored.

List the catalog without executing providers:

Terminal window
ptah providers list --json

The YDB entry reports its provider ID, repository, setup link, and distribution policy. An empty installations array means this invocation selected no manifest.

When you have a compatible YDB artifact, verify its publisher and checksum before authorizing it. Create an explicit manifest using the executable-provider procedure. Set provider_id to stokaro/ptah-ydb-plugin and declare the canonical engine ydb. Copy the artifact’s actual aliases into engines[].aliases.

Given the reviewed manifest at providers.json, run:

Terminal window
ptah providers check --provider-config providers.json \
--provider-engine ydb --json

A successful check reports "status": "compatible". Read the verification contract before treating that result as database capability evidence.

With no configured installation, an explicit selection reports provider_missing, engine ID ydb, and this setup page. A disabled entry reports provider_disabled. Missing executable bytes, checksum mismatches, startup failures, and incompatible protocols have distinct codes.

Use the failure reference to correct the reported installation state, then repeat the check above.

Pass --provider-config providers.json --provider-engine ydb to supported native schema commands. This explicitly requires the executable provider; an absent or failed installation cannot select an embedded implementation.

The native provider workflow describes inspection, saved plans, application, and its protocol limitations. The catalog does not add provider selection to Atlas-compatible commands or the language server.