- Ensuring anonymous user label and login links are rendered when appropriate.
- Ensuring responses are accurate when making requests with a token when user log in is not supported.
- Update admin guide with documentation for username/password authentication.
- Setting default anonymous roles to none.
- Making account status messages to users more clear.
- Deleting user keys when an admin revokes/deletes an account.
- Updating authentication filter to error back whenever authentication fails.
Due to the fact that current component uses artificial names for properties set via UI and then maps those properties to the actual names used by Kafka, we can not rely on NiFi UI to display an error if user attempts to set a dynamic property which will eventually map to the same Kafka property. So, I’ve decided that any dynamic property will simply override an existing property with WARNING message displayed. It is actually consistent with how Kafka does it and displayed the overrides in the console. Updated the relevant annotation description.
It is also worth to mentioned that current code was using an old property from Kafka 0.7 (“zk.connectiontimeout.ms”) which is no longer present in Kafka 0.8 (WARN Timer-Driven Process Thread-7 utils.VerifiableProperties:83 - Property zk.connectiontimeout.ms is not valid). The add/override strategy would provide for more flexibility when dealing with Kafka volatile configuration until things will settle down and we can get some sensible defaults in place.
While doing it addressed the following issues that were discovered while making modification and testing:
ISSUE: When GetKafka started and there are no messages in Kafka topic the onTrigger(..) method would block due to the fact that Kafka’s ConsumerIterator.hasNext() blocks. When attempt was made to stop GetKafka would stops successfully due to the interrupt. However in UI it would appear as ERROR based on the fact that InterruptException was not handled.
RESOLUTION: After discussing it with @markap14 the the general desire is to let the task exit as quick as possible and that the whole thread maintenance logic was there initially due to the fact that there was no way to tell Kafka consumer to return immediately if there are no events. In this patch we are now using ‘consumer.timeout.ms’ property of Kafka and setting its value to 1 millisecond (default is -1 - always block infinitely). This ensures that tasks that attempted to read an empty topic will exit immediately just to be rescheduled by NiFi based on user configurations.
ISSUE: Kafka would not release FlowFile with events if it didn’t have enough to complete the batch since it would block waiting for more messages (based on the blocking issue described above).
RESOLUTION: The invocation of hasNext() results in Kafka’s ConsumerTimeoutException which is handled in the catch block where the FlowFile with partial batch will be released to success. Not sure if we need to put a WARN message. In fact in my opinion we should not as it may create unnecessary confusion.
ISSUE: When configuring a consumer for topic and specifying multiple concurrent consumers in ‘topicCountMap’ based on 'context.getMaxConcurrentTasks()’ each consumer would bind to a topic partition. If you have less partitions then the value returned by 'context.getMaxConcurrentTasks()’ you would essentially allocate Kafka resources that would never get a chance to receive a single message (see more here https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/Consumer+Group+Example).
RESOLUTION: Logic was added to determine the amount of partitions for a topic and in the event where 'context.getMaxConcurrentTasks()’ value is greater than the amount of partitions, the partition count will be used to when creating ‘topicCountMap’ and WARNING message will be displayed)see code). Unfortunately we can’t do anything with the actual tasks, but based on current state of the code they will exit immediately just to be rescheduled where the process will repeat. NOTE: That is not ideal as it will be rescheduling tasks that will never have a chance to do anything, but at least it could be fixed on the user side after reading the warning message.
NIFI-1192 added dynamic properties support for PutKafka
NIFI-1192 polishing
NIFI-1192 polished and addressed PR comments
- Refactoring web security to use Spring Security Java Configuration.
- Introducing security in Web UI in order to get JWT.
NIFI-655:
- Setting up the resources (js/css) for the login page.
NIFI-655:
- Adding support for configuring anonymous roles.
- Addressing checkstyle violations.
NIFI-655:
- Moving to token api to web-api.
- Creating an LoginProvider API for user/pass based authentication.
- Creating a module for funneling access to the authorized useres.
NIFI-655:
- Moving away from usage of DN to identity throughout the application (from the user db to the authorization provider).
- Updating the authorized users schema to support login users.
- Creating an extension point for authentication of users based on username/password.
NIFI-655:
- Creating an endpoint for returning the identity of the current user.
- Updating the LoginAuthenticationFilter.
NIFI-655:
- Moving NiFi registration to the login page.
- Running the authentication filters in a different order to ensure we can disambiguate each case.
- Starting to layout each case... Forbidden, Login, Create User, Create NiFi Account.
NIFI-655:
- Addressing checkstyle issues.
NIFI-655:
- Making nf-storage available in the login page.
- Requiring use of local storage.
- Ignoring security for GET requests when obtaining the login configuration.
NIFI-655:
- Adding a new endpoint to obtain the status of a user registration.
- Updated the login page loading to ensure all possible states work.
NIFI-655:
- Ensuring we know the necessary state before we attempt to render the login page.
- Building the proxy chain in the JWT authentication filter.
- Only rendering the login when appropriate.
NIFI-655:
- Starting to style the login page.
- Added simple 'login' support by identifying username/password. Issuing JWT token coming...
- Added logout support
- Rendering the username when appropriate.
NIFI-655:
- Extracting certificate validation into a utility class.
- Fixing checkstyle issues.
- Cleaning up the web security context.
- Removing proxy chain checking where possible.
NIFI-655:
- Starting to add support for registration.
- Creating registration form.
NIFI-655:
- Starting to implement the JWT service.
- Parsing JWT on client side in order to render who the user currently is when logged in.
NIFI-655:
- Allowing the user to link back to the log in page from the new account page.
- Renaming DN to identity where possible.
NIFI-655:
- Fixing checkstyle issues.
NIFI-655:
- Adding more/better support for logging out.
NIFI-655:
- Fixing checkstyle issues.
NIFI-655:
- Adding a few new exceptions for the login identity provider.
NIFI-655:
- Disabling log in by default initially.
- Restoring authorization service unit test.
NIFI-655:
- Fixing checkstyle issues.
NIFI-655:
- Updating packages for log in filters.
- Handling new registration exceptions.
- Code clean up.
NIFI-655:
- Removing registration support.
- Removing file based implementation.
NIFI-655:
- Removing file based implementation.
NIFI-655:
- Removing unused spring configuration files.
NIFI-655:
- Making the auto wiring more explicit.
NIFI-655:
- Removing unused dependencies.
NIFI-655:
- Removing unused filter.
NIFI-655:
- Updating the login API authenticate method to use a richer set of exceptions.
- UI code clean.
NIFI-655:
- Ensuring the login identity provider is able to switch context classloaders via the standard NAR mechanisms.
NIFI-655:
- Initial commit of the LDAP based identity providers.
- Fixed issue when attempting to log into a NiFi that does not support new account requests.
NIFI-655:
- Allowing the ldap provider to specify if client authentication is required/desired.
NIFI-655:
- Persisting keys to sign user tokens.
- Allowing the identity provider to specify the token expiration.
- Code clean up.
NIFI-655:
- Ensuring identities are unique in the key table.
NIFI-655:
- Adding support for specifying the user search base and user search filter in the active directory provider.
NIFI-655:
- Fixing checkstyle issues.
NIFI-655:
- Adding automatic client side token renewal.
NIFI-655:
- Ensuring the logout link is rendered when appropriate.
NIFI-655:
- Adding configuration options for referrals and connect/read timeouts
NIFI-655:
- Added an endpoint for access details including configuration, creating tokens, and checking status.
- Updated DTOs and client side to utilize new endpoints.
NIFI-655:
- Refactoring certificate extraction and validation.
- Refactoring how expiration is specified in the login identity providers.
- Adding unit tests for the access endpoints.
- Code clean up.
NIFI-655:
- Keeping token expiration between 1 minute and 12 hours.
NIFI-655:
- Using the user identity provided by the login identity provider.
NIFI-655: - Fixed typo in error message for unrecognized authentication strategy.
Signed-off-by: Matt Gilman <matt.c.gilman@gmail.com>
NIFI-655. - Added logback-test.xml configuration resource for nifi-web-security.
Signed-off-by: Matt Gilman <matt.c.gilman@gmail.com>
NIFI-655. - Added issuer field to LoginAuthenticationToken. - Updated AccessResource to pass identity provider class name when creating LoginAuthenticationTokens. - Began refactoring JWT logic from request parsing logic in JwtService. - Added unit tests for JWT logic.
Signed-off-by: Matt Gilman <matt.c.gilman@gmail.com>
NIFI-655. - Changed issuer field to use FQ class name because some classes return an empty string for getSimpleName(). - Finished refactoring JWT logic from request parsing logic in JwtService. - Updated AccessResource and JwtAuthenticationFilter to call new JwtService methods decoupled from request header parsing. - Added extensive unit tests for JWT logic.
Signed-off-by: Matt Gilman <matt.c.gilman@gmail.com>
NIFI-655:
- Refactoring key service to expose the key id.
- Handling client side expiration better.
- Removing specialized active directory provider and abstract ldap provider.
NIFI-655. - Updated JwtService and JwtServiceTest to use Key POJO instead of raw String key from KeyService.
Signed-off-by: Matt Gilman <matt.c.gilman@gmail.com>
NIFI-655:
- Fixing typo when loading the ldap connect timeout.
- Providing a better experience for session expiration.
- Using ellipsis for lengthly user name.
- Adding an issuer to the authentication response so the LIP can specify the appropriate value.
NIFI-655:
- Showing a logging in notification during the log in process.
NIFI-655:
- Removing unnecessary class.
NIFI-655:
- Fixing checkstyle issues.
- Showing the progress spinner while submitting account justification.
NIFI-655:
- Removing deprecated authentication strategy.
- Renaming TLS to START_TLS.
- Allowing the protocol to be configured.
NIFI-655:
- Fixing issue detecting the presence of DN column
NIFI-655:
- Pre-populating the login-identity-providers.xml file with necessary properties and documentation.
- Renaming the Authentication Duration property name.
NIFI-655:
- Updating documentation for the failure response codes.
NIFI-655:
- Ensuring the user identity is not too long.
NIFI-655:
- Updating default authentication expiration to 12 hours.
NIFI-655:
- Remaining on the login form when there is any unsuccessful login attempt.
- Fixing checkstyle issues.
- Pre-populating the login-identity-providers.xml file with necessary properties and documentation.
- Renaming the Authentication Duration property name.
Matt Gilman
Mark Payne
Jeremy Dyer
Johnathan Gilday
joewitt
Joe Skora
Oleg Zhurakousky
Bryan Bende
Jenn Barnabee
Aldrin Piri
Joseph Percivall