Examples with DelegationToken org.apache.accumulo.core.client.security.tokens.DelegationToken used on opensource projects

Example 1 with DelegationToken

use of org.apache.accumulo.core.client.security.tokens.DelegationToken in project accumulo by apache.

the class AbstractInputFormat method setConnectorInfo.

/**
 * Sets the connector information needed to communicate with Accumulo in this job.
 *
 * <p>
 * <b>WARNING:</b> Some tokens, when serialized, divulge sensitive information in the configuration as a means to pass the token to MapReduce tasks. This
 * information is BASE64 encoded to provide a charset safe conversion to a string, but this conversion is not intended to be secure. {@link PasswordToken} is
 * one example that is insecure in this way; however {@link DelegationToken}s, acquired using
 * {@link SecurityOperations#getDelegationToken(DelegationTokenConfig)}, is not subject to this concern.
 *
 * @param job
 *          the Hadoop job instance to be configured
 * @param principal
 *          a valid Accumulo user name (user must have Table.CREATE permission)
 * @param token
 *          the user's password
 * @since 1.5.0
 * @deprecated since 2.0.0; use {@link #setConnectionInfo(Job, ConnectionInfo)} instead.
 */
@Deprecated
public static void setConnectorInfo(Job job, String principal, AuthenticationToken token) throws AccumuloSecurityException {
    if (token instanceof KerberosToken) {
        log.info("Received KerberosToken, attempting to fetch DelegationToken");
        try {
            Instance instance = getInstance(job);
            Connector conn = instance.getConnector(principal, token);
            token = conn.securityOperations().getDelegationToken(new DelegationTokenConfig());
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log.warn("Failed to automatically obtain DelegationToken, Mappers/Reducers will likely fail to communicate with Accumulo", e);
        }
    }
    // DelegationTokens can be passed securely from user to task without serializing insecurely in the configuration
    if (token instanceof DelegationTokenImpl) {
        DelegationTokenImpl delegationToken = (DelegationTokenImpl) token;
        // Convert it into a Hadoop Token
        AuthenticationTokenIdentifier identifier = delegationToken.getIdentifier();
        Token<AuthenticationTokenIdentifier> hadoopToken = new Token<>(identifier.getBytes(), delegationToken.getPassword(), identifier.getKind(), delegationToken.getServiceName());
        // Add the Hadoop Token to the Job so it gets serialized and passed along.
        job.getCredentials().addToken(hadoopToken.getService(), hadoopToken);
    }
    InputConfigurator.setConnectorInfo(CLASS, job.getConfiguration(), principal, token);
}

Example 2 with DelegationToken

use of org.apache.accumulo.core.client.security.tokens.DelegationToken in project accumulo by apache.

the class AccumuloOutputFormat method setConnectorInfo.

/**
 * Sets the connector information needed to communicate with Accumulo in this job.
 *
 * <p>
 * <b>WARNING:</b> Some tokens, when serialized, divulge sensitive information in the configuration as a means to pass the token to MapReduce tasks. This
 * information is BASE64 encoded to provide a charset safe conversion to a string, but this conversion is not intended to be secure. {@link PasswordToken} is
 * one example that is insecure in this way; however {@link DelegationToken}s, acquired using
 * {@link SecurityOperations#getDelegationToken(DelegationTokenConfig)}, is not subject to this concern.
 *
 * @param job
 *          the Hadoop job instance to be configured
 * @param principal
 *          a valid Accumulo user name (user must have Table.CREATE permission if {@link #setCreateTables(Job, boolean)} is set to true)
 * @param token
 *          the user's password
 * @since 1.5.0
 * @deprecated since 2.0.0, replaced by {@link #setConnectionInfo(Job, ConnectionInfo)}
 */
@Deprecated
public static void setConnectorInfo(Job job, String principal, AuthenticationToken token) throws AccumuloSecurityException {
    if (token instanceof KerberosToken) {
        log.info("Received KerberosToken, attempting to fetch DelegationToken");
        try {
            Instance instance = getInstance(job);
            Connector conn = instance.getConnector(principal, token);
            token = conn.securityOperations().getDelegationToken(new DelegationTokenConfig());
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log.warn("Failed to automatically obtain DelegationToken, Mappers/Reducers will likely fail to communicate with Accumulo", e);
        }
    }
    // DelegationTokens can be passed securely from user to task without serializing insecurely in the configuration
    if (token instanceof DelegationTokenImpl) {
        DelegationTokenImpl delegationToken = (DelegationTokenImpl) token;
        // Convert it into a Hadoop Token
        AuthenticationTokenIdentifier identifier = delegationToken.getIdentifier();
        Token<AuthenticationTokenIdentifier> hadoopToken = new Token<>(identifier.getBytes(), delegationToken.getPassword(), identifier.getKind(), delegationToken.getServiceName());
        // Add the Hadoop Token to the Job so it gets serialized and passed along.
        job.getCredentials().addToken(hadoopToken.getService(), hadoopToken);
    }
    OutputConfigurator.setConnectorInfo(CLASS, job.getConfiguration(), principal, token);
}

Example 3 with DelegationToken

use of org.apache.accumulo.core.client.security.tokens.DelegationToken in project accumulo by apache.

the class AbstractInputFormat method setConnectorInfo.

/**
 * Sets the connector information needed to communicate with Accumulo in this job.
 *
 * <p>
 * <b>WARNING:</b> Some tokens, when serialized, divulge sensitive information in the configuration as a means to pass the token to MapReduce tasks. This
 * information is BASE64 encoded to provide a charset safe conversion to a string, but this conversion is not intended to be secure. {@link PasswordToken} is
 * one example that is insecure in this way; however {@link DelegationToken}s, acquired using
 * {@link SecurityOperations#getDelegationToken(DelegationTokenConfig)}, is not subject to this concern.
 *
 * @param job
 *          the Hadoop job instance to be configured
 * @param principal
 *          a valid Accumulo user name (user must have Table.CREATE permission)
 * @param token
 *          the user's password
 * @since 1.5.0
 * @deprecated since 2.0.0, use {@link #setConnectionInfo(JobConf, ConnectionInfo)} instead
 */
@Deprecated
public static void setConnectorInfo(JobConf job, String principal, AuthenticationToken token) throws AccumuloSecurityException {
    if (token instanceof KerberosToken) {
        log.info("Received KerberosToken, attempting to fetch DelegationToken");
        try {
            Instance instance = getInstance(job);
            Connector conn = instance.getConnector(principal, token);
            token = conn.securityOperations().getDelegationToken(new DelegationTokenConfig());
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log.warn("Failed to automatically obtain DelegationToken, Mappers/Reducers will likely fail to communicate with Accumulo", e);
        }
    }
    // DelegationTokens can be passed securely from user to task without serializing insecurely in the configuration
    if (token instanceof DelegationTokenImpl) {
        DelegationTokenImpl delegationToken = (DelegationTokenImpl) token;
        // Convert it into a Hadoop Token
        AuthenticationTokenIdentifier identifier = delegationToken.getIdentifier();
        Token<AuthenticationTokenIdentifier> hadoopToken = new Token<>(identifier.getBytes(), delegationToken.getPassword(), identifier.getKind(), delegationToken.getServiceName());
        // Add the Hadoop Token to the Job so it gets serialized and passed along.
        job.getCredentials().addToken(hadoopToken.getService(), hadoopToken);
    }
    InputConfigurator.setConnectorInfo(CLASS, job, principal, token);
}

Example 4 with DelegationToken

use of org.apache.accumulo.core.client.security.tokens.DelegationToken in project accumulo by apache.

the class AccumuloOutputFormat method setConnectorInfo.

/**
 * Sets the connector information needed to communicate with Accumulo in this job.
 *
 * <p>
 * <b>WARNING:</b> Some tokens, when serialized, divulge sensitive information in the configuration as a means to pass the token to MapReduce tasks. This
 * information is BASE64 encoded to provide a charset safe conversion to a string, but this conversion is not intended to be secure. {@link PasswordToken} is
 * one example that is insecure in this way; however {@link DelegationToken}s, acquired using
 * {@link SecurityOperations#getDelegationToken(DelegationTokenConfig)}, is not subject to this concern.
 *
 * @param job
 *          the Hadoop job instance to be configured
 * @param principal
 *          a valid Accumulo user name (user must have Table.CREATE permission if {@link #setCreateTables(JobConf, boolean)} is set to true)
 * @param token
 *          the user's password
 * @since 1.5.0
 * @deprecated since 2.0.0, use {@link #setConnectionInfo(JobConf, ConnectionInfo)} instead.
 */
@Deprecated
public static void setConnectorInfo(JobConf job, String principal, AuthenticationToken token) throws AccumuloSecurityException {
    if (token instanceof KerberosToken) {
        log.info("Received KerberosToken, attempting to fetch DelegationToken");
        try {
            Instance instance = getInstance(job);
            Connector conn = instance.getConnector(principal, token);
            token = conn.securityOperations().getDelegationToken(new DelegationTokenConfig());
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log.warn("Failed to automatically obtain DelegationToken, Mappers/Reducers will likely fail to communicate with Accumulo", e);
        }
    }
    // DelegationTokens can be passed securely from user to task without serializing insecurely in the configuration
    if (token instanceof DelegationTokenImpl) {
        DelegationTokenImpl delegationToken = (DelegationTokenImpl) token;
        // Convert it into a Hadoop Token
        AuthenticationTokenIdentifier identifier = delegationToken.getIdentifier();
        Token<AuthenticationTokenIdentifier> hadoopToken = new Token<>(identifier.getBytes(), delegationToken.getPassword(), identifier.getKind(), delegationToken.getServiceName());
        // Add the Hadoop Token to the Job so it gets serialized and passed along.
        job.getCredentials().addToken(hadoopToken.getService(), hadoopToken);
    }
    OutputConfigurator.setConnectorInfo(CLASS, job, principal, token);
}