Created on 11-01-2017 08:00 AM - edited 09-16-2022 05:28 AM
Hi,
Is there any way to set up HA Cloudera Manager with Cloudera Director, deployed on AWS?
//BR l0pht
Created 11-02-2017 07:51 AM
Hi l0pht,
Cloudera Director does not support setting up an HA installation of Cloudera Manager out of the box. Only one Cloudera Manager instance is bootstrapped at a time by Cloudera Director.
Here are the documented steps for configuring Cloudera Manager for HA:
https://www.cloudera.com/documentation/enterprise/latest/topics/admin_cm_ha_overview.html
Cloudera Director can set up an external database, say, in RDS, for use by a Cloudera Manager installation to be part of an eventual HA configuration. You would also need a load balance and a shared file system, neither of which Cloudera Director sets up for you natively, but an ELB and an EFS file system should do the job.
If the goal is simply data preservation and not live failover, then use of RDS along with an EBS-backed AMI should be enough. If something goes wrong with a Cloudera Manager instance and it needs to be replaced, its EBS volume can be attached to a new instance and Cloudera Manager will come back up.
Created 11-02-2017 07:51 AM
Hi l0pht,
Cloudera Director does not support setting up an HA installation of Cloudera Manager out of the box. Only one Cloudera Manager instance is bootstrapped at a time by Cloudera Director.
Here are the documented steps for configuring Cloudera Manager for HA:
https://www.cloudera.com/documentation/enterprise/latest/topics/admin_cm_ha_overview.html
Cloudera Director can set up an external database, say, in RDS, for use by a Cloudera Manager installation to be part of an eventual HA configuration. You would also need a load balance and a shared file system, neither of which Cloudera Director sets up for you natively, but an ELB and an EFS file system should do the job.
If the goal is simply data preservation and not live failover, then use of RDS along with an EBS-backed AMI should be enough. If something goes wrong with a Cloudera Manager instance and it needs to be replaced, its EBS volume can be attached to a new instance and Cloudera Manager will come back up.