Hm, not sure. When it comes to Docker, the single-image Cloudera QuickStart has been replaced by the clusterdock framework-based CDH deployment, so maybe it's worth giving that a shot? It's always worth being mindful of resource needs for distributed systems; ultimately, we're trying to get a laptop to do the work normally expected of multiple servers. 🙂 ... View more

clusterdock requires Docker version 1.11+ and your host is running a 1.10 release. Upgrade Docker on the machine and then continue to use the clusterdock_run command to start clusters. ... View more

Hey Rohit, Wanna give clusterdock a shot? It's described in a blog post [1] and is a bit more conventional when it comes to modeling what a cluster deployment looks like (which makes debugging more straightforward). It also runs the newer Cloudera 5.8 release. 1. http://blog.cloudera.com/blog/2016/08/multi-node-clusters-with-cloudera-quickstart-for-docker/ ... View more

Hey Eric,    Please re-run your ./bin/start_cluster invocation, but add --dont-start-cluster to the very end. That should do it. ... View more