DAS does not log me out as expected, or I stay logged in longer than the time specified in the Ambari configuration
The login session timeout factor in DAS is governed by the following two properties:
- Session timeout in seconds (
data_analytics_studio_session_timeout) under - knoxsso.token.ttl under
The data_analytics_studio_session_timeout property is a DAS-specific
configuration that is used to define the time period for which you want DAS to keep you logged
in. This, particularly, comes in handy when you have a long-running query. If a user is running a
query that runs for a long time, say more than 24 hours, and if the user gets logged out before
the query execution finishes, the user may lose the query results. To prevent this issue, you
(the DAS admin) must configure the time period in the Session timeout in
seconds field accordingly. By default, DAS does not log you out for 24 hours or
86400 seconds after you log in.
The knoxsso.token.ttl property is a cluster-wide configuration that applies to
all the services in the cluster that use Knox SSO. The logout time is given in milliseconds.
If the user is actively accessing DAS, then he will not be logged out. However, if the user is
inactive, then the session timeout is equal to the value specified in either the
Session timeout in seconds field in Ambari or in the
knoxsso.token.ttl property - whichever is higher.
For example, if you have set 5 minutes in the knoxsso.token.ttl property and
86400 seconds (24 hours) in the Session timeout in seconds field, then the
user will remain logged into DAS for 24 hours, or until the user is actively using DAS.