Details
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Improvement
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Status: Resolved
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Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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3.0.0-alpha4
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None
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Reviewed
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Patch
Description
Currently the container sandbox feature (YARN-5280) allows YARN administrators to use one Java Security Manager policy file to limit the permissions granted to YARN containers. It would be useful to allow for different policy files to be used based on groups.
For example, an administrator may want to ensure standard users who write applications for the MapReduce or Tez frameworks are not allowed to open arbitrary network connections within their data processing code. Users who are designing the ETL pipelines however may need to open sockets to extract data from external sources. By assigning these sets of users to different groups and setting specific policies for each group you can assert fine grained control over the permissions granted to each Java based container across a YARN cluster.