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In short, can Cloudera Navigator be configured for a multi-tenancy context ? In detail, we have a datalake (Hadoop cluster) with many business entities, and we want that each business ventity view, manage and access only it own data using the cloudera navigator.

I didn't find any information on the net, and the ui seems to not provide such option.

thanks in advance

tk421
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You may use Cloudera Manager to create Kerberos principals and keytabs which you may configure to access required directories.

Read: Configuring Authentication in Cloudera Manager

Ani Menon
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At the current version, Cloudera navigator is not multi-tenancy enabled.

So, at short time one of the solution is custom dev using the Cloudera navigator API coupled with other technologies.

Mehdi TAZI
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