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How to disable JDK installation when using Cloudera Director

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Visitor

Hi,

 

I am using Cloudera Director for deploying CDH in AWS. But it installed JDK 1.7 by default. Is there a switch to disable that in Cloudera Director configuration files?

 

- Sameer

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Expert Contributor

There is, actually! In the cloudera-manager section, you can set javaInstallationStrategy to NONE:

 

...
cloudera-manager {

    javaInstallationStrategy: NONE
    ...
}

Keep in mind that you'll need to install Java yourself, either by including it with your AMI of choice or using a bootstrap script. If you use a bootstrap script, you may be interested in this instance bootstrap script sample, which will install Java 8 on your Cloudera Manager/cluster.

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Expert Contributor

There is, actually! In the cloudera-manager section, you can set javaInstallationStrategy to NONE:

 

...
cloudera-manager {

    javaInstallationStrategy: NONE
    ...
}

Keep in mind that you'll need to install Java yourself, either by including it with your AMI of choice or using a bootstrap script. If you use a bootstrap script, you may be interested in this instance bootstrap script sample, which will install Java 8 on your Cloudera Manager/cluster.

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Visitor

Thank you Mike! I have a custom AMI with JDK pre-installed.