Ranger Security Zones
Ranger security zones lets you organize service resources into multiple security zones.
Providing Authorization with Apache Ranger
Also available as:
- Using Ranger to Provide Authorization in Hadoop
- Ranger Policies Overview
- Using the Ranger Console
- Resource-Based Services and Policies
- Configuring Resource-Based Services
- Configure a Resource-based Service: HBase
- Configure a Resource-based Service: HDFS
- Configure a Resource-based Service: Hive
- Configure a Resource-based Service: Kafka
- Configure a Resource-based Service: Knox
- Configure a Resource-based Service: Solr
- Configure a Resource-based Service: Storm
- Configure a Resource-based Service: YARN
- Configure a Resource-based Service: Atlas
- Configure a Resource-based Service: NiFi
- Configure a Resource-based Service: NiFi Registry
- Configuring Resource-Based Policies
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: HBase
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: HDFS
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: Hive
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: Kafka
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: Knox
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: Solr
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: Storm
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: YARN
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: Atlas
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: NiFi
- Configure a Resource-based Policy: NiFi Registry
- Wildcards and Variables in Resource-based Policies
- Importing and Exporting Resource-Based Policies
- Row-level Filtering and Column Masking in Hive
- Configuring Resource-Based Services
- Tag-Based Services and Policies
- Create a Time-bound Policy
- Ranger Security Zones
- Administering Ranger Users, Groups, and Permissions
- Administering Ranger Reports
- Adding a New Component to Apache Ranger
- Configuring Advanced Authorization Settings