Hi Bala,   This is a stable version. Beta versions will say Beta in the version information.   Thanks, Darren ... View more

Yes, that's correct. ... View more

Hi Bala, Cloudera Manager has supported installing Search since Search was in beta. Note that Cloudera Search and Solr usually refer to the same thing in a Cloudera environment. If you are using CDH 5, then Solr is included in CDH5, so no additional binaries need to be installed. If you are using CDH 4, then Solr is packaged separately, and you may need to install it separately, depending on your installation method. All recent Cloudera Manager releases include Solr by default, so it's unlikely you will need to do a separate installation. If using parcels, you can see if it is installed by looking at your parcels page. If using packages, you can check with the command-line command "yum search solr". Thanks, Darren ... View more

I believe the installer.bin may tell you to look at localhost:7180, but that doesn't (always) mean that the only way to access the web UI is through localhost. I think the message actually says something along those lines.   Did you try accessing the web UI via the normal host name for your machine?   If that didn't work, did you make sure you don't have a firewall in the way?   What does your host report as its own name? Use the following command to check: python -c 'import socket; print socket.getfqdn(), socket.gethostbyname(socket.getfqdn())'   Thanks, Darren ... View more

After changing Oozie's database (you need to create the mysql user and database outside of CM,), you need to run the appropriate command to populate that database with oozie's tables.   Click on Oozie, then in the Actions menu on the right, select Create Database. Oozie must be stopped to do this. ... View more

See documentation here: http://www.cloudera.com/content/cloudera-content/cloudera-docs/CM5/latest/Cloudera-Manager-Managing-Clusters/cm5mc_resource_pools.html   Dynamic Resource Pools uses the Fair Scheduler, not the Capacity Scheduler. So you don't need capacity-scheduler.xml.   Also keep in mind that cloudera doesn't generally put server-only configuration into /etc/hadoop/conf. You can view a particular role's configuration files in the CM UI on the Processes tab for that role (click Show to unhide them). These will appear in a directory in /var/run/cloudera-scm-agent/. You can see the directory name in the stderr log on the Processes tab.   Thanks, Darren ... View more