December 26, 2019

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Enterprise Grade Security and Compliance Using Apache Atlas and Apache Ranger

Enterprise Grade Security and Compliance Using Apache Atlas and Apache Ranger

With an ever increasing need to secure and limit access to sensitive data, enterprises today need an open source solution. Apache Atlas - which is the metadata and governance framework for Hadoop join …
Talk Title Enterprise Grade Security and Compliance Using Apache Atlas and Apache Ranger
Speakers Vimal Sharma (Software Engineer, Hortonworks)
Conference Open Source Summit Europe
Conf Tag
Location Prague, Czech Republic
Date Oct 21-27, 2017
URL Talk Page
Slides Talk Slides
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With an ever increasing need to secure and limit access to sensitive data, enterprises today need an open source solution. Apache Atlas - which is the metadata and governance framework for Hadoop joins hands with Apache Ranger - security enforcement framework for Hadoop to address the need for compliance and security. Vimal will discuss the security and compliance requirements and demonstrate how the combination of Atlas and Ranger solves the problem. Vimal will focus on Tag based policy enforcement which is an elegant solution for large Hadoop clusters with wide variety of data

framework apache security hadoop open source governance cluster
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