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Sha2Nk · ‎03-03-2022

@GangWar my requirement is to upgrade custom services parcels & CSDs

Sha2Nk · ‎03-02-2022

We have a CDP cluster on Azure with custom service parcels & CSDs deployed through Recipe scripts and Cluster Template JSON. Now, we would like to upgrade the custom service parcels & CSDs to newer version without re-creating a entire CDP cluster. Is this possible? @CDP @cdp7

Sha2Nk · ‎12-28-2016

Thanks @Ali Bajwa

Sha2Nk · ‎05-03-2016

Hi Zslot, I also have the same requirement. My custom service installed and working fine with ambari but have same question in my mind that how we can upgrade our custom service? How are you dealing with it? Thanks in advance ! @Zsolt Toth @Ali Bajwa

Sha2Nk · ‎04-18-2016

I have gone through the Ambari docs, but haven't found anything. Before I can made any conclusion regarding 'to encrypt configuration property entered by user for service' I want somebody to confirm the same about ambari support this use-case or not. @vpoornalingam @Kuldeep Kulkarni Any help would be appreciated.

Sha2Nk · ‎04-15-2016

Thanks for your response. @vpoornalingam I am using ambari 2.3.2 , but still configuration property for my custom service gets stored in plain text format. I tried with "ambari-server setup-security" but it encrypted the postgres db password. Not my custom service user entered password.

Sha2Nk · ‎04-14-2016

Thanks for your response. @vpoornalingam I am using ambari 2.3.2 , but still configuration property for my custom service gets stored in plain text format. I tried with "ambari-server setup-security" but it encrypted the postgres db password. Not my custom service user entered password. This seems a blocker to me, waited too long for a response but haven't received any satisfactory response. Please, can somebody confirm whether ambari has a support for encryption/encoding for service configuration parameters? @Arun C. Murthy Any help would be appreciated

Sha2Nk · ‎04-14-2016

Ambari stores the service configuration in postgresql DB. My service has password property as a part of configuration file, i want it to be stored in enrypted/encoded form.Is there any way to do that? I have checked in Ambari DB but it stored in plain text for my service. How Hive & oozie stored their DB credential ? <property require-input="true"> <name>password</name> <value> </value> <property-type>PASSWORD</property-type> <display-name>DB password</display-name> <description>DB password.</description> <value-attributes> <type>password</type> <overridable>false</overridable> </value-attributes> </property>

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