What's New @ Cloudera

You can now create a smaller COD cluster for your testing and development purposes using a new Data Lake template.

You can now scale up your COD clusters vertically for higher capabilities.

Now, you can access the JWT configurations through COD UI, to connect to your HBase client .

COD UI is now enhanced so that you can select the storage types while creating an operational database.

COD now provides a CLI option to enable HBase region canaries while creating an operational database.

COD now allows you to create an operational database using a Data Lake template.

COD supports configuring JWT authentication for HBase clients.

COD supports to create or update database using a custom image to adhere to the security compliances and meet other necessary requirements. 

COD now supports managing edge nodes through COD CLI options thereby reducing the dependency of Cloudera Manager

COD now allows you to disable Kerberos authentication using COD CLI while creating a operational database.

CDP Operational Database (COD) provides a CldrCopyTable utility that copies tables across Kerberos realms without cross-realm Kerberos trust.

COD now provides two new CDP CLI commands to update and retrieve HBase configuration values.

COD now deploys strong meta servers for multiple regions for Multi-AZ deployments

COD now supports SSD volume types for gateway nodes of HEAVY types.

COD now displays alerting notifications on the COD UI for all the key events.