Hi Shrey,

  1.  Today Ranger Web application (AKA Policy manager) relies on host Unix 
system or LDAP to authenticate users that log into it.  Policy Manager users 
can have roles or either User or Admin.  A user with Admin role can create 
repositories.  I am trying to understand your use case around using valid 
key-pair?  Can you provide additional details?
  2.  Policy Manager and plugin are provided details about about the database 
via install.properties file during installation.  I don't believe we do 
anything to preclude using RDBMS configured in a HA configuration.  Perhaps 
there is a case where ranger does not play well with HA configuration of mysql. 
 If so then can you provide those details, please.

Thanks


On 4/10/15, 4:27 AM, "Shrey Mehrotra" 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

Hi,

In one of my internal trainings on Hadoop Governance solutions, I have 
discussed Ranger's offering. Audience is impressed with the Administration and 
Audit capabilities of Ranger. I also got following points in feedback which I 
want to share with all:

1. While creating repositories, it would be an add-on if we could provide 
optional support for password file(people with a valid private/public key pair 
can log in).
2. Could we provisioned for High Availability of mysql or any underlying RDBMS( 
what if a single RDBMS instance goes down)?

Thanks & Regards,
Shrey Mehrotra
Senior Software Engineer, iLabs
Impetus Infotech Pvt. Ltd.


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