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Hadoop Security Today and Tomorrow
The document discusses Hadoop security today and tomorrow. It describes the four pillars of Hadoop security as authentication, authorization, accountability, and data protection. It outlines the current security capabilities in Hadoop like Kerberos authentication and access controls, and future plans to improve security, such as encryption of data at rest and in motion. It also discusses the Apache Knox gateway for perimeter security and provides a demo of using Knox to submit a MapReduce job.
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Introduction of Hadoop Security by Vinay Shukla from Hortonworks. Discussion on the importance of security in Hadoop.
Outline of the presentation's key topics including security pillars, current elements, roadmap and Apache Knox.
Introduction of four key pillars: authentication, authorization, accountability, data protection, and the need for compliance.
Security overview of Hadoop with perimeter level security, data protection measures, and authentication methods including Kerberos.
Overview of Kerberos as a standard for authentication in Hadoop, preventing impersonation and integrating with identity management.
Details about Apache Knox as a perimeter security solution offering consolidated API management and enhanced security features.
Details on Hadoop's authorization processes, including access control services and improvements in HDFS and Hive.
Discussion on data protection in Hadoop at multiple layers and current methods of encryption for data at rest and in transit.
Summary of Hadoop security features available today across authentication, authorization, auditing, and data protection.
Introduction to features in phase 2 focusing on REST API security with Knox, and elimination of SSH edge nodes.
Technical aspects of deploying Knox within a Hadoop cluster and its role in securing access.
Detailed explanation of how Knox operates with client requests and its capabilities in terms of managing access points.
Practical examples of operations such as creating directories, uploading files, and running jobs through Knox.
Information on how to get involved, resources for security labs, blogs, and tutorials related to Hadoop.
Conclusion of the presentation by Vinay Shukla with an invitation for further engagement.
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- 1. Hadoop Security: Todayand Tomorrow Vinay Shukla Hortonworks
- 2. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Hadoop Security Today & Tomorrow Amsterdam - April3rd, 2014 Vinay Shukla Twitter: @NeoMythos
- 3. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Agenda • What is Hadoop Security? – 4 Security Pillars & Rings of Defense • What security elements exists today? – Authentication – Authorization – Audit – Data Protection • What is on the security roadmap? – Coming soon – Longer term projects • Securing Hadoop with Apache Knox Gateway – Knox overview – Demo • How to get involved
- 4. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 What is Apache Hadoop Security? Security in Apache Hadoop is defined by four key pillars: authentication, authorization, accountability, and data protection.
- 5. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Two Reasons for Security in Hadoop Hadoop Contains Sensitive Data –As Hadoop adoption grows so too has the types of data organizations look to store. Often the data is proprietary or personal and it must be protected. –In this context, Hadoop is governed by the same security requirements as any data center platform. Hadoop is subject to Compliance adherence –Organizations are often subject to comply with regulations such as HIPPA, PCI DSS, FISAM that require protection of personal information. –Adherence to other Corporate security policies. 1 2
- 6. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Security: Rings of Defense Perimeter Level Security • Network Security (i.e. Firewalls) • Apache Knox (i.e. Gateways) Data Protection • Core Hadoop • Partners Authentication • Kerberos OS Security Authorization • MR ACLs • HDFS Permissions • HDFS ACLs • HiveATZ-NG • HBase ACLs • Accumulo Label Security Page 6
- 7. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Authentication in Hadoop Today… Authentication Who am I/prove it? Control access to cluster. Authorization Restrict access to explicit data Audit Understand who did what Data Protection Encrypt data at rest & motion Kerberos in native Apache Hadoop Perimeter Security with Apache Knox Gateway
- 8. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Kerberos Authentication in Hadoop For more than 20 years, Kerberos has been the de-facto standard for strong authentication. …no other option exists. The design and implementation of Kerberos security in native Apache Hadoop was delivered by Hortonworker Owen O’Malley in 2010. What does Kerberos Do? – Establishes identity for clients, hosts and services – Prevents impersonation/passwords are never sent over the wire – Integrates w/ enterprise identity management tools such as LDAP & Active Directory – More granular auditing of data access/job execution
- 9. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 • Single Hadoop access point • REST API hierarchy • Consolidated API calls • Multi-cluster support • Eliminates SSH “edge node” • Central API management • Central audit control • Simple Service level Authorization • SSO Integration – Siteminder, API Key*, OAuth* & SAML* • LDAP & AD integration Perimeter Security with Apache Knox Integrated with existing systems to simplify identity maintenance Incubated and led by Hortonworks, Apache Knox provides a simple and open framework for Hadoop perimeter security. Single, simple point of access for a cluster Central controls ensure consistency across one or more clusters
- 10. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Authentication & Audit in Hadoop today… Authorization Restrict access to explicit data Audit Understand who did what Data Protection Encrypt data at rest & motion Kerberos in native Apache Hadoop Perimeter Security with Apache Knox Gateway Native in Apache Hadoop • MapReduce Access Control Lists • HDFS Permissions • Process Execution audit trail Cell level access control in Apache Accumulo Authentication Who am I/prove it? Control access to cluster.
- 11. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Authorization: Who can do what in Hadoop? • Access Control Services exist for each of the Hadoop components –HDFS has file Permissions –YARN, MapReduce, HBase has Access Control Lists (ACL) –Accumulo Proves more granular label/cell level security • Improvements to these services are being led by Hortonworks Team: –HDFS Improvements – Extended ACL, more flexible via multiple policies on the same file or directory –Hive Improvements – Hortonworks initiative called Hive ATZ-NG, better integration allows familiar SQL/database syntax (GRANT/REVOKE) and allows more clients (including partner integrations) to be secure.
- 12. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Data Protection in Hadoop today… Authorization Restrict access to explicit data Audit Understand who did what Data Protection Encrypt data at rest & motion Kerberos in native Apache Hadoop Perimeter Security with Apache Knox Gateway Native in Apache Hadoop • MapReduce Access Control Lists • HDFS Permissions • Process Execution audit trail Cell level access control in Apache Accumulo Wire encryption in native Apache Hadoop Orchestrated encryption with 3rd party tools Authentication Who am I/prove it? Control access to cluster.
- 13. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Data Protection in Hadoop must be applied at three different layers in Apache Hadoop Storage: encrypt data while it is at rest Direct data flows “into” and “out of” 3rd party encryption tools and/or rely upon hardware specific techniques (i.e. drive-level encryption). Transmission: encrypt data as it is in motion Native Apache Hadoop 2.0 provides wire encryption. Upon Access: apply restrictions when accessed Direct data flows “into” and “out of” 3rd party encryption tools. Data Protection
- 14. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Data Protection – Details - Today • Encryption of Data at Rest –Option 1: OS or Hardware Level Encryption (Out of the Box) –Option 2: Custom Development –Option 3: Certified Partners –Work underway for encryption in Hive, HDFS and HBase as core platform capabilities. • Encryption of Data on the Wire –All wire protocols can be encrypted by HDP platform (2.x). Wire-level encryption enhancements led by HWX Team. • Column Level Encryption –No current out of the box support in Hadoop. –Certified Partners provide these capabilities.
- 15. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 What can be done today? Authorization Restrict access to explicit data Audit Understand who did what Data Protection Encrypt data at rest & motion Kerberos in native Apache Hadoop Perimeter Security with Apache Knox Gateway Native in Apache Hadoop • MapReduce Access Control Lists • HDFS Permissions • Process Execution audit trail Cell level access control in Apache Accumulo Service level Authorization with Knox Access Audit with Knox Wire encryption in native Apache Hadoop Wire Encryption with Knox Orchestrated encryption with 3rd party tools Authentication Who am I/prove it? Control access to cluster.
- 16. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Hadoop Security Hortonworks is Delivering Secure Hadoop for the Enterprise Security for Hadoop must be addressed within every layer of the stack and integrated into existing frameworks For a full description of what is available in Enterprise Hadoop today across Authentication, Authorization, Accountability and Data Protection please visit our security labs page Governance &Integration Security Operations Data Access Data Management HDP 2.1 New: Apache Knox Perimeter security for Hadoop A common place to preform authentication across Hadoop and all related projects Integrated to LDAP and AD Currently supports: WebHDFS, WebHCAT, Oozie, Hive & HBase Broad community effort, incubated with Microsoft, broad set of developers involved Security Investments Security Phase 3: • Audit event correlation and Audit viewer • Data Encryption in HDFS, Hive & HBase • Knox for HDFS HA, Ambari & Falcon • Support Token-Based AuthN beyond Kerb Security Phase 2: • ACLs for HDFS • Knox: Hadoop REST API Security • SQL-style Hive AuthZ (GRANT, REVOKE) • SSL support for Hive Server 2 • SSL for DN/NN UI & WebHDFS • PAM support for Hive Phase 1 • Strong AuthN with Kerberos • HBase, Hive, HDFS basic AuthZ • Encryption with SSL for NN, JT, etc. • Wire encryption with Shuffle, HDFS, JDBC
- 17. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Hadoop Security: Phase 2 Page 17 HDP 2.1 Features Release Theme REST API Security, Improve AuthZ, Wire Encryption Specific Features • Hadoop REST API Security with Apache Knox • Eliminates SSH edge node • Single Hadoop access point • LDAP, AD based Authentication • Service-level Authorization • Audit support for REST access • SQL style Hive Authorization with fine grain access • HDFS Access Control Lists • SSL support in HiveServer2 • SSL support in NN/DN UI & WebHDFS • Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM) in Hive Included Components Apache Knox, Hive, HDFS
- 18. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Why Knox? From fb.com/hadoopmemes Apache Knox Gateway • REST/HTTP API security for Hadoop • Eliminates SSH edge node • Single REST API access point • Centralized Authentication, Authorization, and Audit for Hadoop REST/HTTP services • LDAP/AD Authentication, Service Authorization, Audit etc. Knox Eliminates • Client’s requirements for intimate knowledge of cluster topology
- 19. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Knox Deployment with Hadoop Cluster Application Tier DMZ Switch Switch …. Master Nodes Rack 1 Switch NN SNN …. Slave Nodes Rack 2 …. Slave Nodes Rack N SwitchSwitch DN DN Web Tier LB Knox Hadoop CLIs
- 20. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Hadoop REST API Security: Drill-Down REST Client Enterprise Identity Provider LDAP/AD Knox Gateway GW GW Firewall Firewall DMZ L B Edge Node/H adoop CLIs RPC HTTP HTTP HTTP LDAP Hadoop Cluster 1 Masters Slaves RM NN Web HCat Oozie DN NM HS2 Hadoop Cluster 2 Masters Slaves RM NN Web HCat Oozie DN NM HS2 HBase HBase
- 21. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Selects appropriate service filter chain based on request URL mapping rules REST Client Protocol Listener Listens for requests on the appropriate protocols (e.g. HTTP/HTTPS) Service Selector Service Specific Filter Chain Identity Asserter Filter Dispatch Rewrite Filter AuthN Filter Hadoop Service Enforces propagation of authenticated identity to Hadoop by modifying request Streams request and response to and from Hadoop service based on rewritten URLs Translates URLs in request and response between external and internal URLs based on service specific rules Enterprise Identity Provider Enterprise/Cl oud SSO Provider Challenges client for credentials and authenticates or validates SSO Token Service filter chains are composed and configured at deployment time by service specific plugins What is Knox? Client > Knox > Hadoop Cluster Knox Gateway
- 22. © Hortonworks Inc.2014© Hortonworks Inc. 2014 Knox Gateway in action Submit MR job via Knox
- 23. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 HDFS & MR Operations with Knox • Create a few directories curl -iku guest:guest-password -X PUT 'https://localhost:8443/gateway/sandbox/webhdfs/v1/user/guest/test?op=MKDIRS&permission=777' curl -iku guest:guest-password -X PUT "https://localhost:8443/gateway/sandbox/webhdfs/v1/user/guest/test/input?op=MKDIRS&permission=777" curl -iku guest:guest-password -X PUT "https://localhost:8443/gateway/sandbox/webhdfs/v1/user/guest/test/lib?op=MKDIRS&permission=777" • Upload files curl -iku guest:guest-password -L -T samples/hadoop-examples.jar -X PUT https://localhost:8443/gateway/sandbox/webhdfs/v1/user/guest/test/lib/hadoop- examples.jar?op=CREATE curl -iku guest:guest-password -X PUT -L -T README -X PUT "https://localhost:8443/gateway/sandbox/webhdfs/v1/user/guest/test/input/README?op=CREATE" • Run MR job curl -iku guest:guest-password -X POST -d arg=/user/guest/test/input -d arg=/user/guest/test/output -d jar=/user/guest/test/lib/hadoop-examples.jar -d class=org.apache.hadoop.examples.WordCount https://localhost:8443/gateway/sandbox/templeton/v1/mapreduce/jar • Query the jobs for a user curl -iku guest:guest-password https://localhost:8443/gateway/sandbox/templeton/v1/queue • Query the status of a given job curl -iku guest:guest-password https://localhost:8443/gateway/sandbox/templeton/v1/queue/<job_id> • Read the output file curl -iku guest:guest-password -L -X GET https://localhost:8443/gateway/sandbox/webhdfs/v1/user/guest/test/output/part-r-00000?op=OPEN • Remove a directory curl -iku guest:guest-password -X DELETE "https://localhost:8443/gateway/sandbox/webhdfs/v1/user/guest/test?op=DELETE&recursive=true"
- 24. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 How to get Involved Resource Location Security Labs http://hortonworks.com/labs/security/ Security Blogs http://hortonworks.com/blog/category/innovation/security/ Apache Knox Tutorial http://hortonworks.com/hadoop-tutorial/securing-hadoop- infrastructure-apache-knox/ Need help? http://hortonworks.com/community/forums/forum/security/ or vshukla@hortonworks.com
- 25. © Hortonworks Inc.2014 Thank you! Amsterdam - April3rd, 2014 Vinay Shukla Twitter: @NeoMythos
Editor's Notes
- #19 BackgroundHortonworks led initiativeUseful for connecting to Hadoop from the outside the clusterWhen more client language flexibility is requiredi.e. Java binding not an optionNot intended for RPC callsCall it REST API Gateway for HadoopDon’t call it a firewallFirewalls are at the network layerDon’t call is perimeter securityPerimeter security is getting discredited as an incomplete security solution
- #21 Node the arrows to Hadoop Cluster are simplificationsActually there will be multiple arrow – one per port open between Knox and Hadoop Services it supports (WebHDFS, WebHCAT, HiveServer2, HBase, Oozie) & more in future
- #22 Functions as HTTP reverse proxyRe-writes URLs to protect internal network topologyKnox Gateway embeds Jetty containerReads/Writes HTTP