hive+senrty权限命令(beeline).doc

Column-level Authorization
The following command grants a role the SELECT privilege on a column:
GRANT SELECT(column_name) ON TABLE table_name TO ROLE role_name;
The following command can be used to revoke the SELECT privilege on a column:
REVOKE SELECT(column_name) ON TABLE table_name FROM ROLE role_name;
Any new columns added to a table will be inaccessible by default, until explicitly granted access.
Actions allowed for users with SELECT privilege on a column:
Users whose roles have been granted the SELECT privilege on columns only, can perform operations which explicitly refer to those columns. Some examples are:
· SELECT column_name FROM TABLE table_name;
In this case, Sentry will first check to see if the user has the required privileges to access the table. It will then further check to see whether the user has the SELECTprivilege to access the column(s).
· SELECT COUNT(column_name) FROM TABLE table_name;
Users are also allowed to use the COUNT function to return the number of values in the column.
· SELECT column_name FROM TABLE table_name WHERE column_name <operator> GROUP BY column_name;
The above command will work as long as you refer only to columns to which you already have access.
· To list the column(s) to which the current user has SELECT access:
SHOW COLUMNS;
Exceptions:
· If a user has SELECT access to all columns in a table, the following command will work. Note that this is an exception, not the norm. In all other cases, SELECT on all columns does not allow you to perform table-level operations.
SELECT * FROM TABLE table_name;
· The DESCRIBE table command differs from the others, in that it does not filter out columns for which the user does not have SELECT access.
DESCRIBE (table_name);
Limitations:
· Column-level privileges can only be applied to tables and partitions, not views.
· HDFS-Sentry Sync: With HDFS-Sentry sync enabled, even if a user has been granted access to all columns of a table, they will not have access to the corresponding HDFS data files. This is because Sentry does not consider SELECT on all columns equivalent to explicitly being granted SELECT on the table.
· Column-level access control for access from Spark SQL is not supported by the HDFS-Sentry plug-in.
CREATE ROLE Statement
The CREATE ROLE statement creates a role to which privileges can be granted. Privileges can be granted to roles, which can then be assigned to users. A user that has been assigned a role will only be able to exercise the privileges of that role.
Only users that have administrative privileges can create/drop roles. By default, the hive, impala and hue users have admin privileges in Sentry.
CREATE ROLE [role_name];
DROP ROLE Statement
The DROP ROLE statement can be used to remove a role from the database. Once dropped, the role will be revoked for all users to whom it was previously assigned. Queries that are already executing will not be affected. However, since Hive checks user privileges before executing each query, active user sessions in which the role has already been enabled will be affected.
DROP ROLE [role_name];
GRANT ROLE Statement
The GRANT ROLE statement can be used to grant roles to groups. Only Sentry admin users can grant roles to a group.
GRANT ROLE role_name [, role_name]
TO GROUP <groupName> [,GROUP <groupName>]
REVOKE ROLE Statement
The REVOKE ROLE statement can be used to revoke roles from groups. Only Sentry admin users can revoke the role from a group.
REVOKE ROLE role_name [, role_name]
FROM GROUP <groupName> [,GROUP <groupName>]
GRANT <PRIVILEGE> Statement
In order to grant privileges on an object to a role, the user must be a Sentry admin user.
GRANT
<PRIVILEGE> [, <PRIVILEGE> ]
ON <OBJECT> <object_name>
TO ROLE <roleName> [,ROLE <roleName>]
you can grant the SELECT privilege on specific columns of a table. For example:
GRANT SELECT(column_name) ON TABLE table_name TO ROLE role_name;
REVOKE <PRIVILEGE> Statement
Since only authorized admin users can create roles, consequently only Sentry admin users can revoke privileges from a group.
REVOKE
<PRIVILEGE> [, <PRIVILEGE> ]
ON <OBJECT> <object_name>
FROM ROLE <roleName> [,ROLE <roleName>]
You can also revoke any previously-granted SELECT privileges on specific columns of a table. For example:
REVOKE SELECT(column_name) ON TABLE table_name FROM ROLE role_name;
GRANT <PRIVILEGE> ... WITH GRANT OPTION
you can delegate granting and revoking privileges to other roles. For example, a role that is granted a privilege WITH GRANT OPTION can GRANT/REVOKE the same privilege to/from other roles. Hence, if a role has the ALL privilege on a database and the WITH GRANT OPTION set, users granted that role can execute GRANT/REVOKEstatements only for that database or child tables of the database.
GRANT
<PRIVILEGE>
ON <OBJECT> <object_name>
TO ROLE <roleName>
WITH GRANT OPTION
Only a role with GRANT option on a specific privilege or its parent privilege can revoke that privilege from other roles. Once the following statement is executed, all privileges with and without grant option are revoked.
REVOKE
<PRIVILEGE>
ON <OBJECT> <object_name>
FROM ROLE <roleName>
Hive does not currently support revoking only the WITH GRANT OPTION from a privilege previously granted to a role. To remove the WITH GRANT OPTION, revoke the privilege and grant it again without the WITH GRANT OPTION flag.
SET ROLE Statement
The SET ROLE statement can be used to specify a role to be enabled for the current session. A user can only enable a role that has been granted to them. Any roles not listed and not already enabled are disabled for the current session. If no roles are enabled, the user will have the privileges granted by any of the roles that (s)he belongs to.
· To enable a specific role:
SET ROLE <roleName>;
· To enable all roles:
SET ROLE ALL;
· No roles enabled:
SET ROLE NONE;
SHOW Statement
· To list the database(s) for which the current user has database, table, or column-level access:
SHOW DATABASES;
· To list the table(s) for which the current user has table or column-level access:
SHOW TABLES;
· To list the column(s) to which the current user has SELECT access:
SHOW COLUMNS;
· To list all the roles in the system (only for sentry admin users):
SHOW ROLES;
· To list all the roles in effect for the current user session:
SHOW CURRENT ROLES;
· To list all the roles assigned to the given <groupName> (only allowed for Sentry admin users and others users that are part of the group specified by <groupName>):
SHOW ROLE GRANT GROUP <groupName>;
· The SHOW statement can also be used to list the privileges that have been granted to a role or all the grants given to a role for a particular object.
To list all the grants for the given <roleName> (only allowed for Sentry admin users and other users that have been granted the role specified by <roleName>). The following command will also list any column-level privileges:
SHOW GRANT ROLE <roleName>;
· To list all the grants for a role on the given <objectName> (only allowed for Sentry admin users and other users that have been granted the role specified by<roleName>). The following command will also list any column-level privileges:
SHOW GRANT ROLE <roleName> on OBJECT <objectName>;
Example: Using Grant/Revoke Statements to Match an Existing Policy File
Here is a sample policy file:
[groups]
# Assigns each Hadoop group to its set of roles
manager = analyst_role, junior_analyst_role
analyst = analyst_role
jranalyst = junior_analyst_role
customers_admin = customers_admin_role
admin = admin_role

[roles] # The uris below define a define a landing skid which
# the user can use to import or export data from the system.
# Since the server runs as the user "hive" files in that directory
# must either have the group hive and read/write set or
# be world read/write.
analyst_role = server=server1->db=analyst1, \
server=server1->db=jranalyst1->table=*->action=select
server=server1->uri=hdfs://ha-nn-uri/landing/analyst1
junior_analyst_role = server=server1->db=jranalyst1, \
server=server1->uri=hdfs://ha-nn-uri/landing/jranalyst1

# Implies everything on server1.
admin_role = server=server1
The following sections show how you can use the new GRANT statements to assign privileges to roles (and assign roles to groups) to match the sample policy file above.
Grant privileges to analyst_role:
CREATE ROLE analyst_role;
GRANT ALL ON DATABASE analyst1 TO ROLE analyst_role;
GRANT SELECT ON DATABASE jranalyst1 TO ROLE analyst_role;
GRANT ALL ON URI 'hdfs://ha-nn-uri/landing/analyst1' \
TO ROLE analyst_role;
Grant privileges to junior_analyst_role:
CREATE ROLE junior_analyst_role;
GRANT ALL ON DATABASE jranalyst1 TO ROLE junior_analyst_role;
GRANT ALL ON URI 'hdfs://ha-nn-uri/landing/jranalyst1' \
TO ROLE junior_analyst_role;
Grant privileges to admin_role:
CREATE ROLE admin_role
GRANT ALL ON SERVER server TO ROLE admin_role;
Grant roles to groups:
GRANT ROLE admin_role TO GROUP admin;
GRANT ROLE analyst_role TO GROUP analyst;
GRANT ROLE jranalyst_role TO GROUP jranalyst;