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After installing ranger from source, is it possible to manage ranger via ambari?

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Hi,

I recently installed ranger by building it from source.

We also have ambari installed and was wondering if anyone can help redirect me to somewhere that explains how to manage Ranger using Ambari.

 

Thanks,

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@ryu I don't think so it's possible easily as HDP consists some custom pckgs and integrate it with in product or Ambari. 


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@ryu I don't think so it's possible easily as HDP consists some custom pckgs and integrate it with in product or Ambari. 


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Thanks @GangWar for the response.

Are there any resources that you are aware of that maybe help me use ambari to manage any of the hadoop components after installing them via open source?

 

Also is it possible to upgrade the hadoop components of an existing HDP cluster via open source?