GitHub user dud225 opened a pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/16885

    Encryption of shuffle files

    Hello
    
    According to my understanding of commits 
4b4e329e49f8af28fa6301bd06c48d7097eaf9e6 & 
8b325b17ecdf013b7a6edcb7ee3773546bd914df, one may now encrypt shuffle files 
regardless of the cluster manager in use.
    
    However I have limited understanding of the code, I'm not able to find out 
whether theses changes also comprise all "temporary local storage, such as 
shuffle files, cached data, and other application files".
    
    Please feel free to amend or reject my PR if I'm wrong.
    
    dud

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commit 6f12a77308e09cea7f775efefbbc6a2108453394
Author: Hervé <[email protected]>
Date:   2017-02-10T10:22:40Z

    Encryption of shuffle files
    
    Add a note about shuffle files encryption
    
    Shuffle files encryption has been introduced by 
4b4e329e49f8af28fa6301bd06c48d7097eaf9e6 and extended for all cluster managers 
by 8b325b17ecdf013b7a6edcb7ee3773546bd914df.

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