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Posted to commits@ranger.apache.org by ma...@apache.org on 2015/08/11 00:36:00 UTC
[09/14] incubator-ranger git commit: RANGER-598: Update Ranger config
migration script to work with Ranger 0.5
http://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator-ranger/blob/416e13a7/migration-util/doc/README.TXT
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-Utility to Migrate Ranger Config into Ambari (from a previous manual install)
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-Pre-requisites:
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- * Ambari Server (2.0.0) installed on one of the host of the cluster.
- * Ranger service is manually installed outside Ambari.
- * If user had Ambari 1.7.0 installed, Ambari needs to be upgraded to 2.0.0, before this script is run.
- * Ranger service is expected to be up and running.
- * Whichever component plugin needs to imported, that component should be up and running in Ambari server.
- * Whichever component plugin needs to be imported, that plugin needs to be installed as well as enabled independently by the user.
- * The installation folder paths for each component is as follows :
- * For Ranger Admin service: /usr/hdp/<hdp_vers>/ranger-admin
- * For Ranger Usersync service: /usr/hdp/<hdp_vers>/ranger-usersync
- * For Ranger Hbase plugin: /usr/hdp/<hdp_vers>/ranger-hbase-plugin
- * For Ranger Hdfs plugin: /usr/hdp/<hdp_vers>/ranger-hdfs-plugin
- * For Ranger Hive plugin: /usr/hdp/<hdp_vers>/ranger-hive-plugin
- * For Ranger Knox plugin: /usr/hdp/<hdp_vers>/ranger-knox-plugin
- * For Ranger Storm plugin: /usr/hdp/<hdp_vers>/ranger-storm-plugin
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-Pre Install:
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- * Please take a backup of existing ranger DB and configurations, in case required.
- * Please take a backup of existing ambari DB and configurations, in case required.
- * You must have an existing MySQL Server or Oracle Server database instance running to be used by Ranger.
- * Ensure that the access for the DB Admin user (root in case of MySQL or SYS in case of Oracle) is enabled in DB server from any host.
- * Execute the following command on the Ambari Server host.
- * Replace database-type with mysql or oracle and /jdbc/driver/path based on the location of the MySQL or Oracle JDBC driver:
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- ambari-server setup --jdbc-db={database-type} --jdbc-driver={/jdbc/driver/path}
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-Steps to Add Ranger in a Ambari HDP cluster:
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- * In order to know about usage of the script, Execute the command:
- python import_ranger_to_ambari.py
- * Migration script locates the existing config in post-install properties files used by the service.
- * This script will collect required configs from the independently installed Ranger service configurations
- and after verification from the user, post it to the specified Ambari Server.
- * Set appropriate values in the <component>_install.properties template file, only if required.
- For Ranger Admin service, ranger_admin_install.properties
- * For script to use proper values, mandatory properties to be filled by user are as follows :
- 1) During Ranger_Admin installation migration db_root_username and db_root_password are mandatory,
- which can be set in the ranger_admin_install.properties
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-To import Ranger (Admin and User-Sync) service and plugins we need to run the python script using command line as shown below,
-with valid input parameters, from the host where specific Ranger component has been installed / enabled :
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-python import_ranger_to_ambari.py {install option} {ambari server url} {ambari server admin username:password} {cluster name} {FQDN of host having Ranger Admin or Ranger Usersync or plugins installed}
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-for example the actual command will be as :
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-python import_ranger_to_ambari.py 1 http://100.100.100.100:8080 admin:admin ambari_cluster rangerambari-feb09-rhel6-mp-sec-6.cs1cloud.internal
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-First parameter (install option) is to mention the service type to be ported to Ambari that is,
- 1 for adding Ranger service and Ranger Admin component to Ambari.
- 2 for adding Ranger User sync component to Ambari.
- 3 to import Ranger Hdfs Plugin configs to Ambari.
- 4 to import Ranger Hive Plugin configs to Ambari.
- 5 to import Ranger Hbase Plugin configs to Ambari.
- 6 to import Ranger Knox Plugin configs to Ambari.
- 7 to import Ranger Storm Plugin configs to Ambari.
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- * After running the script with first parameter as 1, Ranger service should be visible as Ambari service and Ranger-Admin should be visible.
- * After running with 2 Ranger-Usersync should also be visible as its component, like-wise for the respective plugins.
- * After executing the script with options 3 to 7 - please visit Ambari UI and restart the individual component, after the UI reflects the changes.
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-Debugging:
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- * Make sure to back up the ranger config and DB prior to running the scripts.
- * It is possible that the service-components may be added to Ambari but the installation may fail. In that case, look for the logs from Ambari-UI.
- * If any of the pre-requisite is not met this might happen, in that case, try installation from Ambari-UI itself.
- * If the services are configured and not started it may show up as Install Pending, reinstall both Admin and User-sync from Ambari UI, and then start the services.
- * In case if the services are installed and in stopped state, restart them from Ambari-UI.
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