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== Hbase access with kerberos authentication
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Currently, xref:zookeeper-operator:index.adoc[Zookeeper] is not secured with authentication. This means, if an application tries to connect to Hbase, it would ask the zookeeper quorum to figure the correct nodes to talk to. In a Java world, you would define a `Client` which would carry the kerberos requirements.
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Currently, xref:zookeeper:index.adoc[Zookeeper] is not secured with authentication. This means, if an application tries to connect to Hbase, it would ask the zookeeper quorum to figure the correct nodes to talk to. In a Java world, you would define a `Client` which would carry the kerberos requirements.
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However, those requirements might be passed through and thus your client ( e.g. xref:spark-k8s-operator:usage-guide:operations:applications.adoc[SparkApplications] ) would try to authenticate with kerberos at the corresponding Zookeeper endpoint. This will result in a kerberos ( authentication ) error.
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However, those requirements might be passed through and thus your client ( e.g. xref:spark-k8s:usage-guide:operations:applications.adoc[SparkApplications] ) would try to authenticate with kerberos at the corresponding Zookeeper endpoint. This will result in a kerberos ( authentication ) error.
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To prevent this, you can set a jvm argument like ( again e.g. SparkApplications )
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