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When using cosmos-hive-auth-provider Ambari tests must be modified. Such tests try to start a connection to HiveServer2 based on Hive default user and password used in the Metastore. Obviously, such credentials are not going to work with cosmos-hive-auth-provider.
Since the above test is mandatory for considering HiveServer2 started, Ambari shows a failure and does not effectively start the server. Thus, 2 approaches can be followed:
To modify the test, which is a Java application. Specifically, the arguments passed to the tests must include valid user and a OAuth2 token.
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[doc] Add a note about Ambari tests about HiveServer2 when using custom auth provider
[doc] Add a note about Ambari tests for HiveServer2 when using custom auth provider
Mar 7, 2017
When using cosmos-hive-auth-provider Ambari tests must be modified. Such tests try to start a connection to HiveServer2 based on Hive default user and password used in the Metastore. Obviously, such credentials are not going to work with cosmos-hive-auth-provider.
Since the above test is mandatory for considering HiveServer2 started, Ambari shows a failure and does not effectively start the server. Thus, 2 approaches can be followed:
hive_service.py
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