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Cloudera manager hosts

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Explorer
I have installed the cloudera manager on my Ubuntu system. I want to use it as single node cluster. The console is asking for hosts ip address how to specify or tell the manager to install all the services on localhost itself ?
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Explorer

solved it by logging in as other user with id as my username. Before that give the user root password less permissions in the etc/sudoers file. Add the permissions as the last line

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Master Guru

@Abhiravilla,

 

As long the localhost can be resolved, you should be able to search for and find your host.

If you choose that host in the add new cluster wizard, you can select to install all services on that one host.

If you are having trouble, try posting a couple screen shots to help explain the problem.

 

-Ben

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Explorer

Thanks for the reply. I am uploadig the screenshot of my ssh status and cloudera manager failed status. Screenshot from 2017-09-26 15-29-48.pngScreenshot from 2017-09-26 15-36-26.png

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Explorer

i tried the password and giving the private key as well. Both give me failed to authenticate message

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Explorer

solved it by logging in as other user with id as my username. Before that give the user root password less permissions in the etc/sudoers file. Add the permissions as the last line