Cloudera Installation on Red Hat Enterprise 6.4

[#1]

Do you need a valid subscription of Red Hat for Cloudera Manager installation? If not, how can I go about to install it? I created a local yum repository based on the Red Hat DVD, but when I try to install Cloudera Manager, it just hang and does not proceed.

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Yes,

There are dependancies, add your second DVD to the repo, as there are older releases of the cyrus-sasl libs that are pulled in by the 1.6.0_31 JDK that are on DVD2.

Not having RHEL repo and patch access is not reccomended for production environments however.

Todd

[#3 · Accepted solution]

Yes,

There are dependancies, add your second DVD to the repo, as there are older releases of the cyrus-sasl libs that are pulled in by the 1.6.0_31 JDK that are on DVD2.

Not having RHEL repo and patch access is not reccomended for production environments however.

Todd

[#4 · Accepted solution]

Hi Todd,

Thanks. I created a repo file and point it to rhel local repository. I managed to setup 3 servers using local yum repository. I am using Cloudera Manager 4.6.3 and created local repository for Cloudera also. 

Currently, I managed to setup one master and 2 slaves for the Cloudera Hadoop.

Regards.

Mohammad Rafi