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[jira] [Created] (RANGER-582) How to create Service/Repo in RangerAdmin

Aneela Saleem created RANGER-582:
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             Summary: How to create Service/Repo in RangerAdmin
                 Key: RANGER-582
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RANGER-582
             Project: Ranger
          Issue Type: Task
          Components: admin, plugins
    Affects Versions: 0.5.0
            Reporter: Aneela Saleem


1)Go to RangerAdmin UI -> AccessManager (first menu tab is already opened by default)
2)Click on “+” in the HDFS panel title
3)Enter Service Name: e.g. “${cluster_name}_hdfs. Cluster name could be anything. You can call the repo “test_hdfs” if you want to
4)UserName: ranger  (doesn’t matter whether it exists because you are not using kerberos)
5)Password: ranger (doesn’t matter what you give)
6)Namenode URL: hdfs://<namenode_host>:8020
7)Authorization Enabled: No
8)Authentication Type: Simple
Rest you can leave it as default.
Save this screen. Then use the same name e.g “test_hdfs” in your install.properties for enabling Ranger in HDFS. Then restart namenode.

Is the plugin request showing up in the Audit->Plugin tab?

If the plugin is showing up, then that means authorization and auditing is already working.




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