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CVora · ‎02-08-2021

Hi I am trying to install Atlas manually on an edge node of an older version of CDH. I downloaded the binary from Apache Atlas site and followed the installation instructions. I was able to get it installed with the embedded hbase-solr option, and it seems to start fine. However, when I goto the UI, I don't see any pre-defined entities like DataSet etc. Is there some configuration that is driving this? How can I install these entity definitions, including the Hive/HDFS entity types like hive_table and hdfs_file_path? Would appreciate any pointers. Thanks CV

CVora · ‎10-15-2017

I had a problem in my /etc/hosts file. Fixed that and now hostname -f is fine and I'm able to go past the issue with 8022 port. Cautionary note: don't mess with existing lines in /etc/hosts file if you need to edit this file. Add to the file , don't update.

CVora · ‎10-14-2017

fixed hostname -f to return FQDN, still the same issue

CVora · ‎10-14-2017

Also note that hostname returns the correct FQDN but hostname -f returns "localhost" and not a proper name. That could be an issue right?

CVora · ‎10-14-2017

I am having similar issue. I checked to see that firewalld is inactive. Port 8022 is listening as per netstat -nlp I am using Cloudera installation wizard and on the Ssh login credentials page to select install options, I picked root password method Any ideas what to check next?

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