Log into Cloudera Manager and click Clusters in
the top navigation menu.
Under Arcadia Enterprise, click
Configuration in the top menu bar.
On the Configuration page, under Filters >
Scope, click Arcadia Visualization
Server.
On the Configuration page, under Filters >
Category, click Security.
To Enable TLS/SSL for Arcadia Visualization Server, select the Arcadia
Visualization Server Default Group option.
In the Arcadia Visualization Server TLS/SSL Server Private Key File (PEM
Format) field, enter the location of the private key file. We used
/ssl-files/domain.key. Consider the following requirement for
the private key:
In multi-process ArcViz setup, if you are using an encrypted private key,
the key must be in traditional RSA format, containing both
Proc and DEK headers.
If you need to convert a PKCS#8 format encrypted private key to RSA
format, here is an example of an OpenSSL command:
In the Arcadia Visualization Server TLS/SSL Server Certificate File (PEM
Format) field, enter the location of the ArcViz server certificate
file. We used /ssl-files/domain.crt.
(Optional) In the Arcadia Visualization Server TLS/SSL Server CA Certificate
(PEM Format) field, enter the location of the ArcViz server CA
certificate.
(Optional) In the Arcadia Visualization Server TLS/SSL Server CA Private Key
Password field, enter the password to view the private key. Cloudera
Manager requires passwords only for encrypted private keys.
Click Save Changes to save the configuration.
To restart Arcadia Enterprise service and apply configuration changes,
click the orange icon in the Arcadia Enterprise menu bar.
Restarting Arcadia Enterprise Service
In the Restart Stale Services interface, click
Restart Now to restart Arcadia Enterprise service.
Confirming Restart of Arcadia Enterprise Service
After Arcadia Enterprise service restarts successfully, it runs with the new
SSL certificate.