Found a dirty workaround: generate a cookie from an API call and then use it to login into the console. As an example, in order to get the HDFS usage report,   #!/bin/bash -x COOKIES=./cookies.txt USER="" PASS="" LOGIN="https://<cloudera_manager>:7183/api/version" REPORT="https://<cloudera_manager>:7183/cmf/services/11/nameservices/nameservice1/reports/currentDiskUsage?groupBy=DIRECTORY&format=CSV " SALIDA=./hdfs_usage.csv function login_cloudera(){         USER=$1         PASS=$2         wget --save-cookies ${COOKIES} --keep-session-cookies --user "${USER}" --password "$(echo ${PASS}|base64 -d)" --delete-after ${LOGIN} } function download_report(){         USER=$1         read -p "Password:" -s PASS         PASS=$(echo $PASS | base64)         login_cloudera $USER $PASS         wget --load-cookies ${COOKIES} ${REPORT} -O ${SALIDA}         rm ${COOKIES} } # MAIN USER=$1 download_report $USER ... View more

Hello   You are welcomed to trial Cloudera CDP platform, you can find more details here:  https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud/latest/release-guide/topics/cdpdc-trial-download-information.html ... View more

Hello   The max_row_size parameter is Impala specific parameter ... View more

Hello   The table column type must match the columnar file format of the Parquet file, else you will result in the error you got   One way if you prefer to use string instead of double for that data attribute, you can recreate the parquet file with the column type of string ... View more

Hello   It is common for customer to run preferred 3rd party component along side with the CDP cluster, and for your case, you can deploy Flume on the edge nodes of the cluster  ... View more