retains application information after the application terminates. durat ion 1.7.1 kyuubi.kubernetes.t rust.certificates false If set to true then client can submit to kubernetes cluster only with token boole the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi.keytab file must be owned and readable by the Linux login user. # kadmin : addprinc Client Usually, Kerberos client is installed as default. You can validate it using klist tool. Linux command and output: $ klist -V Kerberos 5 version 1.15.1 MacOS command and output: $ klist --version

kyuubi pods and find engines. strin g 1.7.0 Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi.kubernetes.t rust.certificates false If set to true then client can submit to kubernetes cluster only with token boole the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi.keytab file must be owned and readable by the Linux login user. # kadmin : addprinc Client Usually, Kerberos client is installed as default. You can validate it using klist tool. Linux command and output: $ klist -V Kerberos 5 version 1.15.1 MacOS command and output: $ klist --version

that will be used for running the kyuubi pods and find engines. strin g 1.7.0 kyuubi.kubernetes.t rust.certificates false If set to true then client can submit to kubernetes cluster only with token boole the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi.keytab file must be owned and readable by the Linux login user. # kadmin : addprinc Client Usually, Kerberos client is installed as default. You can validate it using klist tool. Linux command and output: $ klist -V Kerberos 5 version 1.15.1 MacOS command and output: $ klist --version

that will be used for running the kyuubi pods and find engines. strin g 1.7.0 kyuubi.kubernetes.t rust.certificates false If set to true then client can submit to kubernetes cluster only with token boole the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi.keytab file must be owned and readable by the Linux login user. # kadmin : addprinc Client Usually, Kerberos client is installed as default. You can validate it using klist tool. Linux command and output: $ klist -V Kerberos 5 version 1.15.1 MacOS command and output: $ klist --version

retains application information after the application terminates. durat ion 1.7.1 kyuubi.kubernetes.t rust.certificates false If set to true then client can submit to kubernetes cluster only with token boole the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi.keytab file must be owned and readable by the Linux login user. # kadmin : addprinc Client Usually, Kerberos client is installed as default. You can validate it using klist tool. Linux command and output: $ klist -V Kerberos 5 version 1.15.1 MacOS command and output: $ klist --version

retains application information after the application terminates. durat ion 1.7.1 kyuubi.kubernetes.t rust.certificates false If set to true then client can submit to kubernetes cluster only with token boole the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi.keytab file must be owned and readable by the Linux login user. # kadmin : addprinc Client Usually, Kerberos client is installed as default. You can validate it using klist tool. Linux command and output: $ klist -V Kerberos 5 version 1.15.1 MacOS command and output: $ klist --version

retains application information after the application terminates. durat ion 1.7.1 kyuubi.kubernetes.t rust.certificates false If set to true then client can submit to kubernetes cluster only with token boole the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi.keytab file must be owned and readable by the Linux login user. # kadmin : addprinc Client Usually, Kerberos client is installed as default. You can validate it using klist tool. Linux command and output: $ klist -V Kerberos 5 version 1.15.1 MacOS command and output: $ klist --version

retains application information after the application terminates. durat ion 1.7.1 kyuubi.kubernetes.t rust.certificates false If set to true then client can submit to kubernetes cluster only with token boole the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi.keytab file must be owned and readable by the Linux login user. Note A widespread Client Usually, Kerberos client is installed as default. You can validate it using klist tool. Linux command and output: MacOS command and output: Windows command and output: If the client is not

retains application information after the application terminates. durat ion 1.7.1 kyuubi.kubernetes.t rust.certificates false If set to true then client can submit to kubernetes cluster only with token boole the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi.keytab file must be owned and readable by the Linux login user. # kadmin : addprinc Client Usually, Kerberos client is installed as default. You can validate it using klist tool. Linux command and output: $ klist -V Kerberos 5 version 1.15.1 MacOS command and output: $ klist --version

retains application information after the application terminates. durat ion 1.7.1 kyuubi.kubernetes.t rust.certificates false If set to true then client can submit to kubernetes cluster only with token boole the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi.keytab file must be owned and readable by the Linux login user. Note A widespread Client Usually, Kerberos client is installed as default. You can validate it using klist tool. Linux command and output: MacOS command and output: Windows command and output: If the client is not