HTTP 404 When Accessing cdp-public Repository (Trial Environment)

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Hello @dylee, 

Try with https://archive.cloudera.com/p/cdp-public/ this one do open and have all the available versions. 

Hi @dylee 

Welcome to cloudera community! just wanted add some more details to @vafs response:

you are encountering at https://archive.cloudera.com/cdp-public/ is expected behavior. Cloudera has changed how its repositories are structured and accessed, particularly for CDP (Cloudera Data Platform).

The path cdp-public is not a browsable directory. To verify access and proceed with your trial installation, please refer to the following details regarding the repository structure and authentication:

1. The Repository Path has Changed

For modern CDP installations, Cloudera often uses a different path structure. If you are looking for Cloudera Manager or Runtime artifacts, the URLs typically include a /p/ (private/protected) or a specific version prefix.

• Example for Cloudera Manager 7: https://archive.cloudera.com/p/cm7/

• Example for Runtime: https://archive.cloudera.com/p/cdh7/ (Note that CDP Private Cloud Base artifacts are often under the cdh7 path).

2. Authentication Requirements (The "Paywall")

Since February 2021, Cloudera moved its software behind a paywall. Even for trial environments, you generally cannot access the repositories without valid credentials.

• Trial Credentials: When you signed up for the CDP trial, you should have received a License Key or a set of Remote Repository Credentials (username/password).

• Verification: You cannot "browse" the root of the archive in a browser to verify access. Instead, you must test a specific file download using your trial credentials.

If you do not have credentials, you can request them via the Cloudera Trial Portal or contact your Cloudera Account Manager.

Test Command:

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