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Training material for Cloudera On Demand learning

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Visitor

Hello,

 

I have noob question about the cloudera training material. I tried to seach in this forum and on Google but couldn't find the answer.

 

I have got the subscription to the Cloudera On Demand training from my employer. I can access all the courses and the course handouts etc. But in the hand outs it mentions that Cloudera’s training courses use a Virtual Machine (VM)  which has already installed tools, data, and examples that you will use to complete the exercises. Which VM it is refereing to? Is cloudera Quick Start VM or my employer suppose to provide all those material? On the Quick Start VM I cannot find 'training' as a user as mentioned in the handouts. 😞

 

Thanks.

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Community Manager

Don't beat yourself up for asking. I wasn't sure myself so I checked with the training team. They advised that there is a button inside of the course that launches the environment which is hosted.

Keep the questions coming

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Community Manager

Don't beat yourself up for asking. I wasn't sure myself so I checked with the training team. They advised that there is a button inside of the course that launches the environment which is hosted.

Keep the questions coming

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Visitor
Thanks for the guidance. I could find it but it took a while to figure out. So for future readers, there's a button called "Open" on the exercise page of the course.