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Jaimin Jetly commented on AMBARI-18932:
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[~JaySenSharma]
This is expected behavior added as part of AMBARI-13123. Other users are not
expected to do any service operations when wizard is in progress or else it can
potentially hamper the wizard.
If for some reason any admin user have not started any wizard but still they
are seeing this label then the workaround given by you can be done. Further
resolution of AMBARI-19276 will allow to do this workaround from ui itself.
I am closing this one as "works as designed".
Feel free to reopen if you know that ambari shows that label even when none of
the admin user has ongoing running wizard
> "Add Service Wizard in Progress" keeps showing to other admin users even
> after restart
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>
> Key: AMBARI-18932
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMBARI-18932
> Project: Ambari
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: ambari-server
> Affects Versions: 2.4.1
> Environment: All
> Reporter: JaySenSharma
>
> - If there are more than one Ambari Admin users present. Then if one of the
> admin user say "admin1" click on the "Actions" => "Add Service" in the
> ambari UI and does nothing. Then other logged in admin users will keep
> seeing the "Add Service Wizard in Progress" blinking bar in the ambari UI and
> the "service action" dropdown button will not be visible to them.
> *Issue*
> *#######*
> - If some other admin user will click on the the "Add Service" wizard but did
> not close it. So other logged in users will see the blinking message " Add
> Service Wizard in Progress" and will not be able to see any "Service Actions"
> dropdown.
> Steps to reproduce the issue is as following:
> *Step-1).* Run the following Curl command:
> {code}
> curl -u admin:admin -i -H 'X-Requested-By: ambari' -X POST -d
> '{"wizard-data":"{\"userName\":\"admin\",\"controllerName\":\"addServiceController\"}"}'
> http://standaloneambari.example.com:8080/api/v1/persist
> {code}
> *Step-2).* Login to the Ambari UI with "admin" user.
> *Step-3).* Create a new "local" user with some name like "admin1" (any
> password like "admin1")
> *Step-4).* Open *another* browser and login with the "admin1" user. User
> might see that the "Add Service Wizard in Progress" link is blinking at the
> top.
> *Step-5).* Now from the earlier browser where we logged in with "admin" user.
> We will need to click on the "Actions" => "Add Service"
> *Step-6).* Now if the "admin" user does nothing. Or Shuts down his/her
> laptop. Still the other admin users (like "admin1") will not be able to
> perform any action in the ambari UI and will keep seeing the "Add Service
> Wizard in Progress" link is blinking at the top.
> *NOTE:* Even restarting the ambari server will not resolved the issue for
> other admin users.
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