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retest this please |
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Work still in progress. |
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Added test coverage for sensitive data encryption, and for some previously not covered (non)persistent master key cases |
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Ambari-web builds and tests fine for me locally and the changes in this patch appear to not be relevant. retest this please |
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apache#2755) AMBARI-24745. Enable encryption of sensitive data in Ambari DB using Ambari CLI (dlysnichenko)
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What changes were proposed in this pull request?
Enable encryption of sensitive data on Ambari DB using Ambari CLI. This is an update to the existing "ambari-server setup-security", option #2 - Encrypt passwords stored in ambari.properties file.
In addition to what the current script does, the following must also happen:
How was this patch tested?
Unit tests are pending
Checked encryption / re-encryption on live cluster.
Decryption is not implemented yet
Encryption without persisting master key is not possible (if we need it)