Configuring Apache HDFS Encryption
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Configuring Oozie for HDFS Encryption

How to configure Oozie for HDFS encryption.

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A new Oozie administrator role (oozie-admin) has been created in HDP 2.3.

This role enables role separation between the Oozie daemon and administrative tasks. Both the oozie-admin role and the oozie role must be specified in the adminusers.txt file. This file is installed in HDP 2.3 with both roles specified. Both are also defined in Ambari 2.1 as well. Modification is only required if administrators choose to change the default administrative roles for Oozie.

If oozie-admin is used as the Oozie administrator user in your cluster, then the role is automatically managed by ambari.

If you plan to create an Oozie admin user other than oozie-admin, add the chosen username to adminusers.txt under the $OOZIE_HOME/conf directory.

Here is a sample adminusers.txt file:

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# Users should be set using following rules:
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