@EntSys, I have sent you a DM for further details.  ... View more

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You can put the s3 credentials in the s3 URI, or you can just pass the parameters on the command line, which is what I prefer, eg:   hadoop fs -Dfs.s3a.access.key="" -Dfs.s3a.secret.key="" -ls s3a://bucket-name/ Its also worth knowing that if you run the command like I have given above, it will override any other settings that are defined in the cluster config, such as core-site.xml etc. ... View more

All, I'm very sorry about this, but it looks like this thread got lost in the shuffle when we were preparing to release our most recent version of Cloudera Director. I haven't experienced this error myself, but perusing some of our internal scripts, you may be able to get around this by setting JAVA_HOME, potentially with a Director bootstrap script. Here's an untested example: echo "export JAVA_HOME=/your/java/location" >> /etc/profile.d/java_home_setup That being said, this question may be better suited for the Cloudera Manager forum. However, why set up Zookeeper using CM directly when you can set it up using Director itself? ... View more

Thanks - that worked! ... View more

bulmanp - The private_key parameter should be the contents of the private key file (in your case, the 2nd option should have worked).  Here is the working code I use :   f = open("/root/.ssh/id_rsa", "r") id_rsa = f.read() #print id_rsa f.close() #passwordless certificate login apicommand = cm.host_install(user_name="root", private_key=id_rsa, host_names=hostIds, cm_repo_url=cm_repo_url, java_install_strategy="NONE", unlimited_jce=True).wait()    ... View more

MJ - How is the replication schedule created first using the Java API? ... View more

Thanks Michalis.   I was able to get the current activated parcel by searching for the product "CDH" and selecting the one who's stage ="ACTIVATED" using the CM API. ... View more