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Configuring Specific Ambari Views

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Configuring Specific Views
Configuring Capacity Scheduler View
- Create a Capacity Scheduler View instance
- Set YARN Queue Manager View user permissions
Configure your cluster for Files View
Create and configure a Files View instance
Set up Kerberos for Files View
Configure local option for Files View
Configure custom option for Files View
Configuring Pig View
Configuring SmartSense View
- Configure your cluster for SmartSense View
- Create a SmartSense View instance
Configure Workflow Manager View

Configure Workflow Manager View

Before you can access Workflow Manager, you must complete several configuration tasks.

See the following content:

Configure your cluster for Workflow Manager View
For Workflow Manager View to access HDFS, the Ambari Server daemon hosting the view must act as the proxy user for HDFS.
Set up HDFS proxy user
To set up an HDFS proxy user for the Ambari Server daemon account, you must configure the proxy user in the HDFS configuration.
Set up HDFS user directory for Workflow Manager View
You must set up a directory for each user that accesses the Workflow Manager View.
Set up Kerberos for Workflow Manager View
If you install Ambari using Kerberos, the Kerberos settings for Oozie that are required for Workflow Manager are configured automatically.
Set up proxy user for Oozie
If you are using Kerberos, you must configure the proxy user for Oozie.
Create and configure a Workflow Manager View instance
Use Ambari Admin to create a Workflow Manager view instance.

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