Knox Gateway Administration Guide
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2014-12-02
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Contents
- 1. Apache Knox Gateway Overview
- 2. Configuring the Knox Gateway
- 3. Defining Cluster Topologies
- 4. Configuring the Knox Topology to Connect to Hadoop Cluster Services
- 5. Mapping the Internal Nodes to External URLs
- 6. Configuring Authentication
- 7. Configuring Identity Assertion
- 8. Configuring Service Level Authorization
- 9. Audit Gateway Activity
- 10. Gateway Security
- 1. Implementing Web Application Security
- 2. Configuring Protection Filter Against Cross Site Request Forgery Attacks
- 3. Validate CSRF Filtering
- 4. Configuring Knox With a Secured Hadoop Cluster
- 5. Configure Wire Encryption
- 6. Self-Signed Certificate with Specific Hostname for Evaluations
- 7. CA-Signed Certificates for Production
- 8. Setting Up Trust for the Knox Gateway Clients
- 11. Setting Up Knox for WebHDFS HA
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