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pudnik26354 · ‎05-19-2020

I think it was because if you use kerberos, the kerberos credentials have to be in upper case because they are case sensitive

advincenting · ‎03-28-2020

finally, I find in here org.apache.ambari.server.view.persistence.DataStoreImpl

ask_bill_brooks · ‎03-23-2020

That is correct; there is no current documentation on Cloudera's site about deploying HDP into GCP GCE VMs. When I said above that: If you have a lot of understanding of build and deployment tools, you can, with some effort, install and configure CDP Data Center (or HDP or CDH, for that matter) on GCE VMs. …that meant if you (the person deploying) have a deep, thorough and richly contextualized understanding of GCP's tools as well as those tools used to build and deploy the various open source components of CDP Data Center (or HDP or CDH) then you can get any of those platforms to work on GCP GCE VMs. If it was already documented, then you wouldn't need that background. That being said, there are all kinds of third- and fourth-party documentation on deploying any of the above distributions in any number of cloud environments and I would not be surprised if there's a website or youtube video out there on the internet that describes how to do it. If and when you find one, please post back here in this thread and let me know where it is so I (and other members of the community) can take advantage of the information. Thanks in advance!

ask_bill_brooks · ‎03-15-2020

Hi @EltonMesquit Previously, there was a so-called Quickstart VM installation that collected the bits for CDH 5.13 on a self-contained virtual machine, but now it is not available despite what you might think when you see various hyperlinks on the Cloudera website labeled "QuickStart VMs". To the best of my knowledge there was never a CDH 6.3.x-version of the Quickstart VM generally available to the public. If you'd like to try installing CDH 6.3.x in a non-production environment for proof-of-concept purposes, you can find the instructions on the Cloudera docs site, but be sure to choose CDH 6.3.2 or earlier if your company does not have a current Cloudera support subscription (the repository is in a different place for versions 6.3.3 and later). The up-to-date product is Cloudera Data Platform, and you can download a trial version of CDP to install on-premises here. If, for whatever reason, you must have a VM-based installation of Hadoop, I strongly recommend you migrate to the HDP Sandbox, but that will not have the same version of each of the Hadoop ecosystem components as the now unavailable CDH Quickstart VM. Most of them will be more recent in the Sandbox.

ask_bill_brooks · ‎03-04-2020

Hi @san_t_o, Just looking at the error message you've posted, it doesn't appear that this community article is particularly germane to your problem. You would have a better chance of receiving a satisfactory resolution by posting a new question in the questions area. This will also provide the opportunity to provide details specific to your environment that could aid other members in providing a more tailored answer to your issue.

ask_bill_brooks · ‎02-19-2020

@WilsonLozano, As this thread is older and was marked 'Solved back in August of 2019 you would have a better chance of receiving a resolution by starting a new thread. This will also provide the opportunity to provide details specific to your environment, version of CDH, etc. that could aid others in providing a more accurate answer to your question.

ask_bill_brooks · ‎02-13-2020

Hi @vikrant_kumar24, Looking over your most recent post it appears that @stevenmatison solved your issue. Once you've had a chance to try out the files he's provided, can you confirm by using the Accept as Solution button which can be found at the bottom of his reply so it can be of assistance to others?

ask_bill_brooks · ‎02-13-2020

Hi @ppatel, As this thread is older and was marked 'Solved' in March of 2019 you would have a better chance of receiving a resolution by starting a new thread. This will also provide the opportunity to provide details about your script that could aid others in providing a more relevant answer to your question.

ask_bill_brooks · ‎01-28-2020

At some point during the authoring process, you may have to stop working on an article intended for publication in the Cloudera Community and come back to it later. A feature of the underlying platform enables you to save your document and resume editing it in the future. We've heard feedback from some of our users that it can be unintuitive to navigate back to the latest draft once one has logged out. In this blog post, we will describe a quick three-step process for finding your draft article in the Cloudera Community after you've saved it. 1. Navigate to the community articles page The first step is to navigate to the articles page. From the menu bar to the right of Cloudera Community, choose Browse → All Community Articles. You should now see that the "breadcrumbs" in the upper left show the home icon > Support > Community Articles. 2. Select "Community Articles Dashboard" The second step is to select the articles dashboard page. From the Options drop-down menu to the right of the Create an article button, choose Community Articles Dashboard. You should now see that the "breadcrumbs" in the upper left the left show the home icon > Support > Community Articles > Community Articles Dashboard. 3. Move to the "Drafts" tab The third step is to move to the "Drafts" tab. Under the heading Community Articles Dashboard, click the third item from the left labeled Drafts (the number in parenthesis indicates how many drafts are available for viewing). A table of available draft community articles will now appear. Under the leftmost heading SUBJECT, click the title of the article you were creating. You will probably have to scroll down to see a preview of the article appear. Click the button labeled Edit Article under the preview to continue creating your submission. The usual article editor should now appear with the your submission as it was last saved displayed. Continue where you left off. A Note on draft articles submitted for review or publication You might want to revisit an article that you already submitted for review or publication. In that case, navigating back to the draft article requires you to click on the "down arrow" next to the "Draft" tab to access the hyperlink for either Drafts for Review or Drafts for Publication before locating the title of the article you were creating. Click the appropriate option and proceed as described above in the second paragraph of Step 3.

ask_bill_brooks · ‎01-21-2020

Hi @yasminela Apologies for the temporary unavailability of the HDP Sandbox. The problem appears to have been fully resolved prior to ‎01-17-2020 and the HDP Sandbox should be available to all for downloading. Let us know if you find that is not the case for you. Bill

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