Thank you for your response. You are correct. I am also reaching out to Cloudera thanks.
On Sat, Sep 11, 2021 at 9:09 PM larry mccay <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Jeff - > > Your questions are very Cloudera specific. > It is inappropriate for us to discuss these things in the Apache community. > > I can tell you that there are multiple reasons that admins and distros > provide multiple topologies in Apache Knox. > One of the most common is to provide access to the same cluster and to the > same services sometimes via different authentication mechanisms. > The cdp-proxy-api topology is the one to use with HTTP Basic > authentication. > > One of things that makes this a little confusing is that the UIs often > require their API's to be added to the topology as well so that they can > make calls to their backend. > The same backend is sometimes made available in a topology intended for > only APIs and the UI counterpart will be absent. > > Any more information for CDP needs to be acquired through company support, > documentation, etc. > > thanks, > > --larry > > On Thu, Sep 9, 2021 at 8:49 PM Jeffrey Rodriguez <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Though we support Spark History server through Knox Spark History UI >> service. I can reach out through a browser and do SSO authentication and >> access /v1/api/applications and it will return a json body. This REST Api >> as documented in >> https://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/monitoring.html >> The issue is that I need to use curl or a cli client , when I try the hs >> url with the rest endpoint I got an authentication error since the topology >> for UIs uses SSO and I am trying basic authentication instead. >> Any suggestions? Would I have to add to my cdp-proxy-api? CDE have a jwt >> token option where I can get a bear token but i noticed cdp doesn’t provide >> it. >> I am reaching support for public cdp too. I would hate to make updates on >> our cloud conf for Knox so any help would be appreciated. >> On a different question do you know if Knox or webhdfs support abfs:// >> files? >> Thanks again I have already most of the info I need thanks to Knox user >> group. >> Jeff Rodriguez >> >
