Hadoop Rights Management

Hadoop's rights management is much like Linux, with users, user groups, and Hadoop providing rights management commands, mainly including:

chmod [-R] Mode file ... Only the owner or Superuser of the file has permission to change the file mode. CHGRP [-R] group file ... Users who use the CHGRP command must belong to a specific group and are the owner of the file, or the user is a superuser.  chown [-R] [owner][:[Group]] file ... The owner of the file can only be changed by the super user. ls file ... lsr file ... The output format has been adjusted to show the owner, group, and mode. 

These commands, if they're familiar with Linux, they'll never be strangers.

chmod: Modify file permissions, including owner permissions, user group permissions, and other people's permissions

CHGRP: Modifying a file's user group

Chown: Changing the owner of a file

If you are unfamiliar with the above commands, you can check out the appropriate commands for Linux.

Ps:

If you want to manage HDFs files, the hue framework provides powerful features including web-side file upload, download, delete, modify permissions, change user groups, create new files, create new folders ... Installation can be referred to:

Http://www.cnblogs.com/liuchangchun/p/4656458.html

Reference:

Http://hadoop.apache.org/docs/r1.0.4/cn/hdfs_permissions_guide.html

Hadoop Rights Management