- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction to this guide
- Overview of HDFS with OneFS
- Configuring OneFS with HDFS
- Activate the HDFS license
- Configuring the HDFS service
- HDFS service settings overview
- Enable or disable the HDFS service globally (Web UI)
- Enable or disable the HDFS service per-access zone (Web UI)
- Enable or disable the HDFS service globally (CLI)
- Enable or disable the HDFS service per-access zone (CLI)
- Configure HDFS service settings (Web UI)
- Configure HDFS service settings (CLI)
- View HDFS settings (Web UI)
- View HDFS settings (CLI)
- Modify HDFS log levels (CLI)
- View HDFS log levels (CLI)
- Set the HDFS root directory (Web UI)
- Set the HDFS root directory (CLI)
- Configuring HDFS authentication methods
- Creating a local Hadoop user
- Enabling the WebHDFS REST API
- Configuring secure impersonation
- Configuring virtual HDFS racks
- Configuring HDFS wire encryption
- Configuring HDFS transparent data encryption
- Additional resources
PowerScale OneFS HDFS Configuration Guide
Configuring HDFS authentication methods
You can configure an HDFS authentication method on a per-access zone basis.
When a Hadoop compute client connects to the PowerScale cluster through an access zone, the client must authenticate with the method that is specified for that access zone.
NOTE:If you want Hadoop compute clients running Hadoop 2.2 and later to connect to an access zone through Kerberos, you must configure HDFS authentication properties on the Hadoop client.
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