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anshuman
anshuman
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September 25, 2019
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CDP On-premise ?

https://www.cloudera.com/products/pricing.html

 

Where is cloudera's promise and committment to open-source ?

How are we supposed to use the CDP stack on an on-premise solution ?

When is the release which supports on-premise deployments going to be available ?

SushantRao
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October 2, 2019

Hi,

Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) - Data Center for on-premises deployments is targeted to be generally available in the Nov 2019 timeframe. Cloudera's commitment to open source can be referenced in the posted blog - Cloudera's commitment to open source

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SushantRao
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October 2, 2019

Hi,

Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) - Data Center for on-premises deployments is targeted to be generally available in the Nov 2019 timeframe. Cloudera's commitment to open source can be referenced in the posted blog - Cloudera's commitment to open source

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    anshumanAuthor
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    December 3, 2019

     @SushantRao 

    Is it available now ?
    What is the new time-line ?
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    SushantRao
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    SushantRao
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    December 5, 2019

    Hi,

    The source code is open source and is available based on the appropriate license.  For example, if you want the source code for Impala, which is an Apache project, you can get it from Apache.Org.

    Not all products had been open source, so Cloudera has committed to making those open source by early next year (under AGPL license).

    As for binaries, you need a subscription if you want those from Cloudera.  You can also compile the source code into binaries if you would prefer to do it yourself.

    Does this make sense?

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