stoty commented on code in PR #7204:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hbase/pull/7204#discussion_r2266535875
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hbase-http/src/main/java/org/apache/hadoop/hbase/http/InfoServer.java:
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@@ -70,19 +73,16 @@ public InfoServer(String name, String bindAddress, int
port, boolean findPort,
// We are using the Hadoop HTTP server config properties.
// This makes it easy to keep in sync with Hadoop's UI servers, but hard
to set this
// separately for HBase.
- builder
- .keyPassword(HBaseConfiguration.getPassword(c,
"ssl.server.keystore.keypassword", null))
- .keyStore(c.get("ssl.server.keystore.location"),
- HBaseConfiguration.getPassword(c, "ssl.server.keystore.password",
null),
- c.get("ssl.server.keystore.type", "jks"))
- .trustStore(c.get("ssl.server.truststore.location"),
- HBaseConfiguration.getPassword(c, "ssl.server.truststore.password",
null),
- c.get("ssl.server.truststore.type", "jks"))
+ builder.keyPassword(getTLSPassword(c, "keystore.keypassword"))
+ .keyStore(getTLSProperty(c, "keystore.location"), getTLSPassword(c,
"keystore.password"),
Review Comment:
Those are existing Hadoop properties.
The TLS property names are all over the place (RPC, Thrift, REST), IMO being
consistent with the Hadoop UI server properties is preferable in this case.
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