Examples with AuthorizationClient io.cdap.cdap.client.AuthorizationClient used on opensource projects

Example 1 with AuthorizationClient

use of io.cdap.cdap.client.AuthorizationClient in project cdap by caskdata.

the class AuthorizationHandlerTest method setUp.

@Before
public void setUp() throws Exception {
    CConfiguration conf = CConfiguration.create();
    conf.setBoolean(Constants.Security.Authorization.ENABLED, true);
    conf.setBoolean(Constants.Security.ENABLED, true);
    properties.setProperty("superusers", admin.getName());
    final InMemoryAccessController auth = new InMemoryAccessController();
    auth.initialize(FACTORY.create(properties));
    service = new CommonNettyHttpServiceBuilder(conf, getClass().getSimpleName()).setHttpHandlers(new AuthorizationHandler(auth, new AccessControllerInstantiator(conf, FACTORY) {

        @Override
        public AccessController get() {
            return auth;
        }
    }, conf, new MasterAuthenticationContext())).setChannelPipelineModifier(new ChannelPipelineModifier() {

        @Override
        public void modify(ChannelPipeline pipeline) {
            pipeline.addBefore("dispatcher", "usernamesetter", new TestUserNameSetter());
        }
    }).build();
    service.start();
    client = new AuthorizationClient(ClientConfig.builder().setConnectionConfig(ConnectionConfig.builder().setHostname(service.getBindAddress().getHostName()).setPort(service.getBindAddress().getPort()).setSSLEnabled(false).build()).build());
    System.setProperty(USERNAME_PROPERTY, admin.getName());
}

Example 2 with AuthorizationClient

use of io.cdap.cdap.client.AuthorizationClient in project cdap by caskdata.

the class AuthorizationHandlerTest method testDisabled.

private void testDisabled(CConfiguration cConf, FeatureDisabledException.Feature feature, String configSetting) throws Exception {
    final InMemoryAccessController accessController = new InMemoryAccessController();
    NettyHttpService service = new CommonNettyHttpServiceBuilder(cConf, getClass().getSimpleName()).setHttpHandlers(new AuthorizationHandler(accessController, new AccessControllerInstantiator(cConf, FACTORY) {

        @Override
        public AccessController get() {
            return accessController;
        }
    }, cConf, new MasterAuthenticationContext())).build();
    service.start();
    try {
        final AuthorizationClient client = new AuthorizationClient(ClientConfig.builder().setConnectionConfig(ConnectionConfig.builder().setHostname(service.getBindAddress().getHostName()).setPort(service.getBindAddress().getPort()).setSSLEnabled(false).build()).build());
        final NamespaceId ns1 = Ids.namespace("ns1");
        final Role admins = new Role("admins");
        // Test that the right exception is thrown when any Authorization REST API is called with authorization disabled
        verifyFeatureDisabled(new DisabledFeatureCaller() {

            @Override
            public void call() throws Exception {
                client.grant(Authorizable.fromEntityId(ns1), admin, ImmutableSet.of(StandardPermission.GET));
            }
        }, feature, configSetting);
        verifyFeatureDisabled(new DisabledFeatureCaller() {

            @Override
            public void call() throws Exception {
                client.revoke(Authorizable.fromEntityId(ns1), admin, ImmutableSet.of(StandardPermission.GET));
            }
        }, feature, configSetting);
        verifyFeatureDisabled(new DisabledFeatureCaller() {

            @Override
            public void call() throws Exception {
                client.revoke(Authorizable.fromEntityId(ns1));
            }
        }, feature, configSetting);
        verifyFeatureDisabled(new DisabledFeatureCaller() {

            @Override
            public void call() throws Exception {
                client.listGrants(admin);
            }
        }, feature, configSetting);
        verifyFeatureDisabled(new DisabledFeatureCaller() {

            @Override
            public void call() throws Exception {
                client.addRoleToPrincipal(admins, admin);
            }
        }, feature, configSetting);
        verifyFeatureDisabled(new DisabledFeatureCaller() {

            @Override
            public void call() throws Exception {
                client.removeRoleFromPrincipal(admins, admin);
            }
        }, feature, configSetting);
        verifyFeatureDisabled(new DisabledFeatureCaller() {

            @Override
            public void call() throws Exception {
                client.createRole(admins);
            }
        }, feature, configSetting);
        verifyFeatureDisabled(new DisabledFeatureCaller() {

            @Override
            public void call() throws Exception {
                client.dropRole(admins);
            }
        }, feature, configSetting);
        verifyFeatureDisabled(new DisabledFeatureCaller() {

            @Override
            public void call() throws Exception {
                client.listAllRoles();
            }
        }, feature, configSetting);
    } finally {
        service.stop();
    }
}

Example 3 with AuthorizationClient

use of io.cdap.cdap.client.AuthorizationClient in project cdap by caskdata.

the class AuthorizationCLITest method setup.

@BeforeClass
public static void setup() throws Exception {
    CLIConfig cliConfig = CLITestBase.createCLIConfig(AUTH_STANDALONE.getBaseURI());
    LaunchOptions launchOptions = new LaunchOptions(LaunchOptions.DEFAULT.getUri(), true, true, false);
    CLIMain cliMain = new CLIMain(launchOptions, cliConfig);
    cli = cliMain.getCLI();
    CLITestBase.testCommandOutputContains(cli, "connect " + AUTH_STANDALONE.getBaseURI(), "Successfully connected");
    authorizationClient = new AuthorizationClient(cliConfig.getClientConfig());
    // Grant the privileges on the instance first. This is so that the current user can create a namespace.
    // This needs to be done using the client because in these tests, it is impossible to set the
    // SecurityRequestContext to a non-null value. Having a null user name is fine, but when it is used as null via a
    // CLI command, the null is serialized to the String "null" which causes issues during enforcement, when the user
    // is received as null, and not the String "null".
    authorizationClient.grant(Authorizable.fromEntityId(INSTANCE_ID), SecurityRequestContext.toPrincipal(), Collections.singleton(StandardPermission.UPDATE));
}