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		03-03-2020
	
		
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							 Hi @GTA      There have been some other discussions regarding the Cloudera Quickstart VM on the Cloudera Community page. Please take a look at this thread for the latest:     https://community.cloudera.com/t5/Support-Questions/Quick-start-download-removed/m-p/290290/highlight/true#M214798     I haven't studied the practice tutorials in detail but my assumption is that you need the Cloudera Quickstart VM with the sample loaded data to be able to follow the tutorial easily.     Regards,  Steve 
						
					
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		03-03-2020
	
		
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							 Hi @GTA      I think it might be because this tutorial is designed to be followed by using the Cloudera Quickstart VM. The Cloudera Quickstart VM comes preloaded with some sample data. You are using the Enterprise version of Cloudera though which won't ship with the tutorial data.     Unfortunately, Cloudera is no longer supporting the Cloudera Quickstart VM so I don't think you will be able to download and use it anymore.     Regards,  Steve 
						
					
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		02-21-2020
	
		
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							 Hi @jhcruvinel      The end of support dates for HDP and HDF are here:     https://www.cloudera.com/legal/hwx/support-services-policy.html     As I mentioned in my preceding answer you will need to have a subscription agreement with Cloudera, moving forward, to gain access to updates. Yes, Cloudera is open source in the sense that all of our individual projects and code are pushed upstream to the individual open source projects. However, to gain access to the software from Cloudera i.e. our distribution you will need a subscription agreement.     HDF is now called CDF. CDF can be installed and managed via Cloudera Manager for CDH or via Ambari for legacy Hortonworks customers. The link you shared:     https://www.cloudera.com/downloads/hdf.html     is the link for CDF managed by Ambari for legacy Hortonworks customers (so you can think of this as the old HDF).     I hope this helps.  Steve       
						
					
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		02-21-2020
	
		
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							 Hi @jhcruvinel      Cloudera has updated its licensing policy. Yes, we are an open-source company as per this commitment outlined here: Our Commitment to Open Source Software but if you review the Cloudera Licensing Policy FAQs you will see that moving forward you will need a subscription agreement with Cloudera to access the distribution of our software:     "Starting September 2019, a subscription agreement will be required to access supported Cloudera products and maintenance releases."     Here is the specific information that describes what is required (i.e. username and password as supplied by Cloudera) to download Apache Ambari 2.7.5.0:      https://docs.cloudera.com/HDPDocuments/Ambari-2.7.5.0/bk_ambari-installation/content/ch03s02s01.html     Regards,  Steve 
						
					
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		02-19-2020
	
		
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							 Hi @pky      Yes, the migration of existing workloads on a CDH cluster to a CDP in the public cloud is supported.      You can use the Cloudera Replication Manager to help you move data and metadata from CDH to CDP public cloud:     "Replication Manager is a service for copying and migrating data between environments within the enterprise data cloud. It is a simple, easy-to-use, and feature-rich data movement capability to move existing data and metadata to the cloud to fuel new workloads."     If you only want to move specific workloads from your on-premises CDH cluster to CDP public cloud you can use Cloudera Workload Manager to analyze those on-premises workloads and then build a replication policy to migrate to the cloud.     To help you define a migration strategy from CDH to CDP my advice would be to reach out to your Cloudera account team. One of our Solution Engineers would be happy to give you some guidance on this topic.     Regards,  Steve 
						
					
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		02-18-2020
	
		
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							 Hi @MaxPeters      Thanks for the interesting question on the cdswctl CLI.      Currently, it is not possible to use the cdswctl CLI to create a connection to an existing session.      The ability to do this is a feature request for a future version.     Regards,  Steve 
						
					
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							 Hi @sharathkumar13      Cloudera Manager comes with an API. Here is a link to the Cloudera Manager API guide:     http://cloudera.github.io/cm_api/docs/quick-start/     Does that help?  Steve 
						
					
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							 Hi @srik123      Apache Druid is not part of the CDH distribution and is not supported by Cloudera on the CDH platform. You can see the underlying Apache projects that are included and supported by Cloudera (in CDH) here:     https://docs.cloudera.com/documentation/enterprise/6/release-notes/topics/rg_cdh_63_packaging.html#cdh_630_packaging     In a similar way to the answer that was given to one of your other questions here you can install and configure third-party components on top of CDH - but they won't be supported by Cloudera. Here is an example of someone who has done this previously with CDH and Apache Druid:     https://github.com/knoguchi/cm-druid     Regards,  Steve 
						
					
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							 Hi @satyap      The Cloudera Distribution of Hadoop (CDH) can be deployed across data centers. Please take a look at this section of the Cloudera Bare Metal Reference Architecture:     Appendix A: Spanning Multiple Data Centers     Please pay close attention to the networking section. I generally do not recommend this topology because of the latency challenges that are introduced going across data centers.     Regards,  Steve 
						
					
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		02-11-2020
	
		
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							 Hi @CaptainJa      Are you able to upgrade your environment to CDH 6? In CDH 6 Tomcat is replaced by Jetty. Please take a look at this post:     https://blog.cloudera.com/third-party-libraries-in-c6/     Regards,  Steve 
						
					
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