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Preparations

Ranger is available only when it is selected in Optional Components when you purchase a cluster. If you add the Ranger component after purchasing the cluster, the Web UI may be inaccessible. By default, when Ranger is installed, Ranger Admin and Ranger UserSync are deployed on the master node, and Ranger Plugin is deployed on the main daemon node of the embedded component.

When creating a cluster of the Hadoop type, you can select Ranger in Optional Components. The Ranger version varies depending on the EMR version you choose.

Note：

When the cluster type is Hadoop and the Ranger optional component is selected, EMR-Ranger will create services for HDFS and YARN by default and set default policies.

Ranger Web UI

Before accessing the Ranger Web UI, make sure that the current cluster is configured with a public IP and click the Ranger Web UI URL on the Cluster Service page.

After you are redirected, enter the username and password that you set when you purchased the cluster.

Integrating HDFS with Ranger

Note：

Make sure that HDFS related services are running normally and Ranger has been installed in the current cluster.

1. Add an EMR Ranger HDFS service on the EMR Ranger Web UI.
   
2. Configure EMR Ranger HDFS service parameters.
   

   Parameter	Required	Description
   Service Name	Yes	Service name, which is displayed on the main HDFS component on the Ranger Web UI
   Description	No	Service description
   Active Status	Default	Service status, which is **Enabled** by default
   Username	Yes	Username of the resource
   Password	Yes	User password
   NameNode URL	Yes	HDFS URL
   Authorization Enabled	Default	Select **No** for standard clusters and **Yes** for high-security clusters.
   Authorization Type	Yes	**Simple**: standard cluster; **Kerberos**: high-security cluster

3. Configure EMR Ranger HDFS resource permissions.
   • Click the configured EMR Ranger HDFS service.
     
   • Configure a policy.
     
     
4. After the policy is added, it will take effect in about 30 seconds, then you can use user1 to read and write the /user of the HDFS file system.