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10-13-2025
11:49 PM
Yes, it’s possible to use a single SSL certificate across all hosts in your cluster, but it depends on how your domains are set up. If all hosts share the same base domain (like host1.example.com, host2.example.com), you can use a wildcard SSL or a multi-domain (SAN) SSL certificate that covers all hostnames. Install the same cert and key on each node. This avoids creating separate CSRs and renewals for every host. Just note that sharing one private key across multiple servers can be a small security risk if one host is compromised. Hope it helps!
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07-23-2020
08:19 AM
Well I have the same error but I don't see extra trailing ,. I see yarn.resourcemanager.ha.rm-ids set to rm1, rm2
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07-07-2020
09:10 AM
After spending lots of efforts it got fixed by changing the password and making sure the DP UI user's password doesn't contain any special characters.
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08-30-2016
07:09 AM
This got fixed, it was strange issue with casing.
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