Hello    I am suspecting that either of below are enabled in impala as these only generate audit logs. Enable Audit Collection Enable Impala Audit Event Generation   To be able to disable auditing for Impala service, you need to uncheck both of the above options. Once done make sure to restart Impala service. CM would show stale and restart icon as well.   ... View more

Hi @pawski,    Here is a solution for comparing CDH clusters configurations managed by different Cloudera Managers  https://community.cloudera.com/t5/Support-Questions/Compare-settings-in-different-clusters/m-p/280536/highlight/true#M208909    Thanks, Salim ... View more

Hi All, Unfortunately, other than CM API there is no feature in CM itself to compare the cluster configuration with other cluster managed by another CM instance. In another case if you want compare the configuration settings for a particular service between two different clusters managed by same CM instance, you can do as per the steps given in the documentation here [1]. I suggest to go with CM CPI solution. You can use the CM API [2] to retrieve the full cluster configuration in JSON format including all hosts, clusters, services, roles, users, settings, etc. and use third party text compare tools like this [3] to compare them as text. It will highlight the difference in yellow. Another way is using diff command line.   e.g. CM API example for getting full cluster configuration in browser in JSON format   http://<your_cm_hostname>:7180/api/v12/cm/deployment   Get the full cluster configuration using the API from both the CM servers and put them into the text comparator.   I hope this will help.   Regards, Salim [1] https://docs.cloudera.com/documentation/enterprise/5-13-x/topics/admin_compare_service_config_across_clusters.html#xd_583c10bfdbd326ba-7dae4aa6-147c30d0933--7c7c [2] https://cloudera.github.io/cm_api/apidocs/v12/path__cm_deployment.html [3] http://iblogbox.com/devtools/diff/ ... View more