hive service check failed after cluster kerberisation

[#1]

Hello,

I installed kerberos in my cluster. And now hive service check failed.

i have this error :

How can i resolved that?

[#2]

Hive service is alive but ckeck failed!

[#3]

@Baruch AMOUSSOU DJANGBAN

pls go through the Jira which got fixed https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMBARI-18157

This was fixed in ambari 2.4 patches.

[#4]

hello @Dileep Kumar Chiguruvada

The jira not indicate how can i resolve the problem!

I use Ambari 2.4.2.

[#5]

@Baruch AMOUSSOU DJANGBAN

If you are receiving unauthorized connection error as mentioned in the JIRA then you can try the below option. It might help you to resolve this issue.

{"error":"Unauthorized connection for super-user: HTTP/HOST_NAME@REALM_NAME from IP HOST_IP"}http_code <500>

1. Identify and note the node where WebHCat Server runs 2. Using Ambari HDFS-Configs, check if hadoop.proxyuser.HTTP.hosts is defined in core-site section 3. If exists, update the parameter to include the WebHCat node name 4. If not, add the parameter and include WebHCat node name to the same 5. Restart all the services that needs restart including Hive 6. Run Hive service check again

[#6]

In Custom core-site I see that the host which hosts WebHCat server is already included and the same issue is replicated.

@Shyam Shaw can you help me..