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2933 | 12-17-2015 11:58 AM |
12-17-2015
11:58 AM
Ah ha!! Problem solved!!! It's indeed because I don't use SSH connect to the manager node. (I connect to another instance that created by my own, I didn't notice that) So when I try to connect to the manager node, there is no public DNS, the way to solve it shown below: Go to console.aws.amazon.com Go To Services -> VPC Open Your VPCs select your VPC connected to your EC2 and Edit Summary ---> Change DNS hostnames: to YES Then you'll find all the instance have public DNS now! find the manager node one, then it works!
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12-17-2015
11:25 AM
I have received the email saying that "Your Cloudera Live cluster is now ready!" They also provide me the application etc with the username and the password. Then I click into the guidance page, choose the start tutorial Then in the second page, the tutorial saying "Connecting to Linux Nodes with SSH". I think my problem is here, I use SSH connect to only the one instance that I create by my own(this one has public DNS), but I still got 4 other instances, one is the manager node, the other 3 is the worker node. I don't know how to use SSH connect to the manager node. (there is not public DNS with them, but they have public IP and private IP)
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12-17-2015
10:34 AM
I succesfully install, configure all the stuffs (key pair, ssh, create cloudera stack) I also sucessful log in to the couldera manager, the Hue, and the tutorial. My terminal was like this not: [ec2-user@ip-172-31-48-217 ~]$ But when I go to the tutorial 1, start to type the first command in my terminal. it was like: [ec2-user@ip-172-31-48-217 ~]$ sqoop import-all-tables -m 3 --connect jdbc:mysql://cloudera1:3306/retail_db --username=retail_dba --password=cloudera --compression-codec=snappy --as-parquetfile --warehouse-dir=/user/hive/warehouse --hive-import -bash: sqoop: command not found My terminal say sqoop command not found. I also try hadoop, it also show hadoop command not found. But I did use SSH connect to the manager node instance. What should I do? update: I create an instance in EC2, then cloudera live stack create another 4 instances for me. I just notice one of the 4 is the manage node, the other three are worker nodes. But the instance that I created is just a web server. So my question now is how to use SSH to connect to the manage node? Only the instance that I create have the public DNS, the others don't have public DNS, only have public IP
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