Created 11-09-2024 11:24 AM
I have been using, on Amazon AWS, ubuntu 20.04 version with Hortonworks (Ambari (port 8080) and file system (port 4200). In ubuntu 20.04, in the Network settings, I created Security Groups to enable access to ports:
22 (Type: ssh, Protocol: TCP, Source Type: AnyWhere)
4200 (Type: Custom TCP, Protocol: TCP, Source Type: My IP)
8080 (Type: Custom TCP, Protocol: TCP, Source Type: My IP)
then I installed Hortonworks, and from the browser I can access Ambari by going to http://<<IP address>:8080 ; or going to Hortonworks filesystem by going to http://<<IP address>:4200
But now with unbuntu 22.04 and 24.04, I do the same steps above, but when I go to the browser, I cannot access Ambari by going to http://<<IP address>:8080; and I cannot go to Hortonworks filesystem by going to http://<<IP address>:4200
I appreciate any insight and help.
Created 11-10-2024 09:56 PM
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Vidya Sargur,Created 11-10-2024 10:43 PM
Thank you for your follow up, I appreciate it .
I have been using AWS with ubuntu 20.04 to do the following:
I create an EC2 instance, and in the Network settings, I create Inbound security groups rules for 8080 (Ambari), 22 (SSH), 4200, 9995 (zeppelin), 2222 (Hortonworks file system)
From port 22, I install Hortonworks sandbox, then I can access port 8080 (Ambari) with user maria_dev, and I can access as well the other ports 4200, 2222, and 9995.
BUT now AWS supports only ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04; which do not work to access Hortonworks like Ambari. I go through the same exact steps that I used with ubuntu 20.04. I can access port 22 (SSH) only so I can install Hortonworks sandbox successfully. But I can not access ports 8080 (Ambari), 4200, 9995; I get errors from the browser: 502 Bad Gateway -- nginx/1.15.0
If it helps, I can send the exact instructions on a pdf file.
Thank you again!