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Where is exactly cloudera manager? How to find it on Vmware sandbox?

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New Contributor

I just downloaded quickstart vm cloudera sandbox on Vmware software. Then, I set the processor to 2 to make it work faster. Now, I can see the homescreen.Capture.PNG

 

like this. I know it is a stupid question. Maybe, it is. Maybe not. But, where is cloudera manager? Is it some icon? I don't know how to and where to find it. Please HELP!

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Champion

You can allocate 4GB

kick off this command in the terminal . that should bring you a cloudera manager express edition 

sudo /home/cloudera/cloudera-manager --force --express

 

Once everything is started in the terminal you wll see a Cloudera manager url along with the credentials .

Let me know if this is suffice  

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Community Manager

The launch Cloudera Express icon is what you are looking for. I suggest looking over our community article on setting up the QuickStart VM to ensure you have the proper resources allocated to the VM. 


Cy Jervis, Manager, Community Program
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New Contributor

When I opened lauch express, terminal appeared with warning: it is highly recommended that you run cloudera express in a vm with at least 8GB of RAM.

You can override these checks by passing in the --force option,

 

e.g., sudo /homecloudera/cloudera-manager --force

 

press [ENTER] to exit...

P.S. I have allocated 2 procrssors and ram about 3.5 GB. Do you want me to change VM settings and give 8GB of ram that all I have to Cloudera quickstart VM?

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Champion

You can allocate 4GB

kick off this command in the terminal . that should bring you a cloudera manager express edition 

sudo /home/cloudera/cloudera-manager --force --express

 

Once everything is started in the terminal you wll see a Cloudera manager url along with the credentials .

Let me know if this is suffice  

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New Contributor

Thanks. That works for me. 🙂