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Created on 12-27-2017 02:48 PM - edited 09-16-2022 05:41 AM
I used the azure.kerberos.conf script to create a cluster in Azure and everything went fine, but when I go to the Director GUI it says there is no Cloudera Manager. Even more puzzling, it does list the database and the instance templates. Any ideas?
Created 01-03-2018 08:11 AM
Hrrrrm. Is it possible that you used the bootstrap command as opposed to a bootstrap-remote command? Bootstrap creates a CM/cluster locally, without connecting to a server. We generally don't recommend using bootstrap -- not that, if you did this, you did so on purpose, but just for the sake of others reading this message in the future. 🙂 If that were the case, the presence of the database/instance templates may be artifacts from prior experimentation.
Created 01-03-2018 08:11 AM
Hrrrrm. Is it possible that you used the bootstrap command as opposed to a bootstrap-remote command? Bootstrap creates a CM/cluster locally, without connecting to a server. We generally don't recommend using bootstrap -- not that, if you did this, you did so on purpose, but just for the sake of others reading this message in the future. 🙂 If that were the case, the presence of the database/instance templates may be artifacts from prior experimentation.
Created 01-03-2018 08:16 AM
Yes, that is exactly what happened. Is there a way to adjust Director's settings so the Cloudera Manager instance will show up?