Do you have JCE installed in you system? ... View more

For a long time, I was using ntp only. In the last project, I had to use Chrony and since that, I will never back to ntp 🙂 I recommend Chrony. ... View more

Install JCE. ... View more

Find all openjdk packages: rpm -qa "*jdk*" and remove them with: yum remove packageName ... View more

How many slaves (workers) do you have? Are you able to establish a connection with telnet from CM node to slave 1? telnet slave1.dev.local 9000 ... View more

Is it a whole log file or just part of it? Grab logs form across all nodes as well, please (/var/log/cloudera-scm-agent/cloudera-scm-agent.log). ... View more

could you provied logs (/var/log/cloudera-scm-server/cloudera-scm-server.log) from CM node, please? ... View more

Try to remove all cloudera stuff from all nodes (server, agent, daemon)   Remove all openjdk packages. Install oracle jdk, e.g. jdk1.8.0_60. Set JAVA_HOME variable.   Then install cloudera server on you CM node, run cloudera manager, go to CM settings and set up java_home parameter. After that back to your installation and try to distribute parcels. ... View more

Could you run on each host following command:   rpm -qa | grep -i "jdk" and paste the output here, please?   Also, did you meet all prerequisites? ... View more

Please update this one as well: /etc/pki/java/cacerts   restart cloudera manager service: service cloudera-scm-server   And paste the whole log here.   Also, you can verify the certificate itself with: openssl verify certnew.cer   ... View more