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<web_server_dir>\<server_name>\azkaban-users.xml

NOTE: That the passwords in this file should be encrypted or not based on the azkaban.local.properties setting azkaban.passwordEncryption, which can be: NONE (all pwds are entered in plain text), WALLET (preferred method in  Linux) or DPAPI (default for Windows). If you havea Windows based wed server using DPAPI properties file pwd encryption then you will need to first encrypt your pwds with DPAPI using the Windows User that the Web Server Service runs under. See this section for creating the encrypted DPAPI base64 strings with PowerShell, or use the Encryption Utility to perform the same function.

For example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<azkaban-users>
  <role name="admin" permissions="ADMIN"/>
  <role name="read" permissions="READ"/>
  <role name="executor" permissions="EXECUTE"/>
  <user username="admin" password="admin" roles="admin"/>
  <user username="readonly" password="readonly" roles="read"/>
  <user username="executor" password="executor" roles="executor,read"/>
</azkaban-users>

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