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05-02-2022
04:27 PM
The CDP Public Cloud Release Summary for the month of April is now available. It summarizes all major features introduced in CDP Public Cloud Management Console, Data Hub, and data services. See CDP Public Cloud Release Summary - April 2022 .
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05-02-2022
04:23 PM
The CDP Public Cloud Release Summary for the month of April is now available. It summarizes all major features introduced in CDP Public Cloud Management Console, Data Hub, and data services.
See CDP Public Cloud Release Summary - April 2022 .
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04-01-2022
08:27 AM
If you would like to review CDP Public Cloud features released in March 2022, see CDP Public Cloud: March 2022 Release Summary. Feel free tc comment on this article to let us know how we can make these release summaries more useful.
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03-07-2022
09:04 AM
If you would like to review CDP Public Cloud features released in February 2022, see CDP Public Cloud: February 2022 Release Summary. Feel free tc comment on this article to let us know how we can make these release summaries more useful.
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12-09-2021
09:57 PM
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In case this helps, you can download a separate PDF for each item that is an actual publication. A publication is an item directly nested in one of the sections that you can see in the left nav. For example, "AWS Requirements" under "Planning" is a publication and it can be downloaded as a PDF by clicking on the PDF icon, as shown in the below screenshot:
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11-17-2020
11:19 AM
@BI_Gabor In this case you maybe interested in CDP Private Cloud. See https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud/latest/overview/topics/cdppvc-overview.html
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12-10-2019
11:00 AM
@ebeb The upgrade documentation will be available once the upgrade is supported.
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09-11-2019
09:35 AM
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Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) documentation is now available at https://docs.cloudera.com/: The CDP documentation is divided in the following sections corresponding to CDP services and components: Management Console Workload Manager Data Catalog Replication Manager Data Hub Data Warehouse Machine Learning Cloudera Runtime Cloudera Manager Each of these documentation sections includes its own Release Notes document. Furthermore, when using CDP, you can access contextual help by clicking on the Help icon in the bottom left corner:
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05-29-2019
11:56 PM
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Cloudbreak 2.9.1 maintenance release is now available. If you are using an earlier version of Cloudbreak, you can upgrade now to pick up the latest bug fixes. If you are new to Cloudbreak, you can get started by launching Cloudbreak on AWS, Azure, GCP, or OpenStack from a template. Useful links: Release notes Upgrade steps Get started on AWS Get started on Azure Get started on GCP
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04-08-2019
06:31 PM
If you would like to upgrade Cloudbreak in an environment with no internet access, refer to the following documentation: https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.9.0/upgrade/content/cb_upgrade-cloudbreak-no-internet.html
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04-08-2019
06:28 PM
If you would like to configure Cloudbreak to use an external database that uses SSL, refer to the following documentation: https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.9.0/configure/content/cb_configure-external-ssl.html
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04-08-2019
06:23 PM
The steps for configuring an external database with SSL for Cloudbreak are described here https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.9.0/configure/content/cb_configure-external-ssl.html
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02-12-2019
06:57 PM
@mmolnar Thanks for tagging me. I am adding it to the docs that the data lake deployment option is currently only suitable for AWS, Azure and Google but not for OpenStackhttps://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.9.0/work-with-data-lakes/content/cb_what-is-a-data-lake.html
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02-08-2019
07:10 PM
I do not the answer to the first question, perhaps someone else can answer. Regarding WASB or ADLS, you can use Cloudbreak to configure access https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.9.0/create-cluster-azure/content/cb_cloud-storage-azure-azure.html, not sure about defining it in a blueprint.
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02-08-2019
06:34 PM
@heta desai You can connect ADLS or WASB to your cluster to copy or access data stored there, but this storage should not be used as default file system. I believe that some people use WASB for this purpose, but it is not officially supported by Hortonworks. The difference between worker and compute is that no data is stored on compute nodes. If you look at one of the default workload cluster blueprint, the difference between these two is the ""name": "DATANODE"" component that is included in worker nodes, but not in compute. {
"name": "worker",
"configurations": [],
"components": [
{
"name": "HIVE_CLIENT"
},
{
"name": "TEZ_CLIENT"
},
{
"name": "SPARK_CLIENT"
},
{
"name": "DATANODE"
},
{
"name": "METRICS_MONITOR"
},
{
"name": "NODEMANAGER"
}
],
"cardinality": "1+"
},
{
"name": "compute",
"configurations": [],
"components": [
{
"name": "HIVE_CLIENT"
},
{
"name": "TEZ_CLIENT"
},
{
"name": "SPARK_CLIENT"
},
{
"name": "METRICS_MONITOR"
},
{
"name": "NODEMANAGER"
}
],
"cardinality": "1+"
} Hope this helps!
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02-07-2019
05:32 PM
Updated for Cloudbreak 2.9.0.
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02-07-2019
05:18 PM
Updated for Cloudbreak 2.9. A new HDP 3.1 data lake blueprint is available.
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02-07-2019
04:54 PM
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Cloudbreak 2.9.0 is now available! It is a general availability (GA) release, so - with an exception of some features that are marked as TP - it is suitable for production. Try it now Upgrade to 2.9.0 Quickly deploy by using quickstart on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Install manually on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or OpenStack New features Cloudbreak 2.9.0 introduces the following new features. While some of these features were introduced in Cloudbreak 2.8.0 TP, others are brand new: Feature Description Documentation Specifying resource group name on Azure When creating a cluster on Azure, you can specify the name for the new resource group where the cluster will be deployed. Resource group name Multiple existing security groups on AWS When creating a cluster on AWS, you can select multiple existing security groups. This option is available only when an existing VPC is selected. Create a cluster on AWS EBS volume encryption on AWS You can optionally configure encryption for EBS volumes attached to cluster instances running on EC2. Default or customer-managed encryption keys can be used. EBS encryption on AWS Shared VPCs on GCP When creating a cluster on Google Cloud, you can place it in an existing shared VPC. Shared networks on GCP GCP volume encryption By default, Google Compute Engine encrypts data at rest stored on disks. You can optionally configure encryption for the encryption keys used for disk encryption. Customer-supplied (CSEK) or customer-managed (CMEK) encryption keys can be used. Disk encryption on GCP Workspaces Cloudbreak introduces a new authorization model, which allows resource sharing via workspaces. In addition to a default personal workspace, users can create additional shared workspaces. Workspaces Operations audit logging Cloudbreak records an audit trail of the actions performed by Cloudbreak users as well as those performed by the Cloudbreak application. Operations audit logging Updating long-running clusters Cloudbreak supports updating base image's operating system and any third party packages that have been installed, as well as upgrading Ambari, HDP and HDF. Updating OS and tools on long-running clusters and Updating Ambari and HDP/HDF on long-running clusters HDP 3.1 Cloudbreak introduces two default HDP 3.1 blueprints and allows you to create your custom HDP 3.1 blueprints. Default cluster configurations HDF 3.3 Cloudbreak introduces two default HDF 3.3 blueprints and allows you to create your custom HDP 3.3 blueprints. To get started, refer to How to create a NiFi cluster HCC post. Default cluster configurations Recipe parameters Supported parameters can be specified in recipes as variables by using mustache kind of templating with "{{{ }}}" syntax. Writing recipes and Recipe parameters Shebang in Python recipes Cloudbreak supports using shebang in Python scripts run as recipes. Writing recipes Technical preview features The following features are technical preview (not suitable for production): Feature Description Documentation AWS GovCloud (TP) You can install Cloudbreak and create Cloudbreak-managed clusters on AWS GovCloud. Deploying on AWS GovCloud Azure ADLS Gen2 (TP) When creating a cluster on Azure, you can optionally configure access to ADLS Gen2. This feature is technical preview. Configuring access to ADLS Gen2 New and changed data lake blueprints (TP) Cloudbreak includes three data lake blueprints, two for HDP 2.6 (HA and Atlas) and one for HDP 3.1. Note that Hive Metastore has been removed from the HDP 3.x data lake blueprints, but setting up an external database allows all clusters attached to a data lake to connect to the same Hive Metastore. To get started with data lakes, refer to How to create a data lake with Cloudbreak 2.9 HCC post. Working with data lakes Default blueprints Cloudbreak 2.9.0 includes the following HDP 2.6, HDP 3.1, and HDF 3.3 workload cluster blueprints. In addition, HDP 3.1 and HDP 2.6 data lake blueprints are available as technical preview. Note that Hive Metastore has been removed from the HDP 3.x data lake blueprints, but setting up an external database allows all clusters attached to a data lake to connect to the same Hive Metastore. Documentation links How to create a data lake with Cloudbreak 2.9 (HCC post) How to create a NiFi cluster (HCC post) Cloudbreak 2.9.0 documentation (Official docs) Release notes (Official docs)
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02-06-2019
11:24 PM
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@Pushpak Nand Perhaps you want to try Cloudbreak 2.9 if launching HDP 3.1 is important to you: https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/239903/introducing-cloudbreak-290-ga.html https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.9.0/index.html You can update to it if you are currently on an earlier release. It does come with default HDP 3.1 blueprints.
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02-01-2019
07:03 PM
@Pushpak Nandi Cloudbreak 2.7.2 or earlier does not fully support HDP 3.x. That's why no default HD 3.x blueprints were included. This doesn't mean that it is impossible to create some HDP 3.x cluster; it just means that there was no sufficient testing completed and/or that no changes were made in Cloudbreak/Ambari for Cloudbreak to support it. A future Cloudbreak release will support some HDP 3.x release(s). Regarding the second question, what I meant to say is that there is always a limited number of blueprints provided by default; You can always create your own. If we do not ship one for EDW-ETL then you can prepare one by yourself snd upload it. Hope this helps!
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01-17-2019
06:25 PM
@Pushpak Nandi I do not have any EDW-ETL blueprint for HDP 3.1. Last time I heard the plan was to only ship EDW-Analytics with HDP 3.1.
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11-26-2018
11:47 PM
Hi @Yi Zhang, Did you try https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.7.2/content/images/index.html?
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11-13-2018
10:06 PM
For Cloudbreak, these variables that @khorvath mentioned are Java JVM opts that should be configured through CB_JAVA_OPTS variable in your Profile file. You can set these as in the following example: export CB_JAVA_OPTS="-Dhttp.proxyHost=ec2-52-51-184-121.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com -Dhttp.proxyPort=3128"
If you have a cert for SSL then you should place it into the etc folder of you deployment and replace the `path_to_cert` to the relative path of the cert from your deployment’s etc folder
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10-15-2018
06:19 PM
@Neeraj Gupta Please make sure that your Cloudbreak policy attached to the role or user (depending on which credential type you're using) has all of the following permissions: https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.8.0/create-credential-aws/content/cb_create-credentialrole.html If you created your role for an earlier version of Cloudbreak, you may need to update it, because there are additional permissions that are required in 2.8.0.
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10-11-2018
01:32 AM
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Cloudbreak 2.7.2 maintenance release is now available. If you are using an earlier version of Cloudbreak, you can upgrade now to pick up the latest bug fixes. If you are new to Cloudbreak, you can get started by launching Cloudbreak on AWS, Azure, GCP, or OpenStack from a template. Useful links: Release notes Upgrade steps Get started
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10-10-2018
07:03 PM
@Achim Drescher This is a technical preview that was available a year ago and is not being maintained. I recommend using Cloudbreak instead: https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.7.2/content/aws-quick/index.html
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10-05-2018
06:20 PM
@Achim Drescher I recommend using Cloudbreak instead of HDCloud for AWS. HDCloud is actually just a sub-set of Cloudbreak functionality. You can launch Cloudbreak on AWS using the following links: https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.7.1/content/aws-quick/index.html
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09-20-2018
04:42 PM
I'm glad the features are helpful. Sorry, I'm not authorized to share the roadmap outside of Hortonworks. All the best 🙂
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09-18-2018
06:43 PM
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Cloudbreak 2.8.0 Technical Preview release is now available! New features Cloudbreak 2.8.0 TP introduces the following new features: Feature Description Documentation AWS GovCloud Cloudbreak supports installing Cloudbreak and creating Cloudbreak-managed clusters on AWS GovCloud. Deploying on AWS vs AWS GovCloud EBS volume encryption on AWS You can optionally configure encryption for EBS volumes attached to cluster instances running on EC2. Default or customer-managed encryption keys can be used. EBS encryption on AWS GCP volume encryption By default, Compute Engine encrypts data at rest stored on disks. You can optionally configure encryption for the encryption keys used for disk encryption. Customer-supplied (CSEK) or customer-managed (CMEK) encryption keys can be used. Disk encryption on GCP User authorization Cloudbreak introduces a new authorization model, which allows resource sharing via organizations. User authorization Operations audit logging Cloudbreak records an audit trail of the actions performed by Cloudbreak users as well as those performed by the Cloudbreak application. Operations audit logging Updating long-running cluster Cloudbreak supports updating base image's operating system and any third party packages that have been installed. Updating long-running clusters Data lake HA and Atlas support Cloudbreak includes two data lake blueprints: Data lake HA blueprint Data lake blueprint including Atlas (HA is not supported) Working with Data Lakes (TP) Multiple existing security groups on AWS Multiple existing security groups can be specified when creating a cluster via CLI on AWS. Multiple existing security groups on AWS Shebang in Python recipes Cloudbreak supports using shebang in Python scripts run as recipes. Writing recipes HDF 3.2 Cloudbreak can be used to deploy HDF 3.2 clusters by using one of the two default HDF 3.2 blueprints: Flow Management clusters with Apache NiFi Messaging clusters with Apache Kafka. Default cluster configurations For more information on what changed in Cloudbreak 2.8.0 TP, refer to Release Notes. Redesigned documentation Starting with Cloudbreak 2.8.0, Cloudbreak documentation is published in the same format (HTML and PDF) as other Hortonworks documentation. You can access the available publications here: https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.8.0/index.html Here is what you should expect to find in each publication: RELEASE NOTES Release Notes: New features, behavioral changes, known issues, fixed issues, and image catalog updates. CONCEPTS Introduction to Cloudbreak: High-level conceptual information about Cloudbreak. Cloudbreak Security Overview: High-level conceptual information related to security in Cloudbreak. INSTALLATION & UPGRADE Cloudbreak Deployment Options: Introduction to Cloudbreak and cluster installation options, helping you decide which option to use. Quickstart on AWS/Azure/GCP: Instructions for how to install Cloudbreak from a template. This is typically not suitable for production. Installing Cloudbreak on AWS/Azure/GCP/OpenStack: Instructions for how to install Cloudbreak on your own VM. This is typically used for production. Upgrading Cloudbreak: Instructions for how to upgrade your Cloudbreak instance. Always refer to upgrade documentation for the Cloudbreak version that you are upgrading to. Installing Cloudbreak CLI: Instructions for installing and configuring Cloudbreak CLI. HOW TO Creating a Cloudbreak Credential on AWS/Azure/GCP/OpenStack: Cloud provider-specific instructions for creating a Cloudbreak credential. Creating a Cluster on AWS/Azure/GCP/OpenStack: Cloud provider-specific instructions for creating HDP and HDF clusters and an overview of advanced cluster options. Accessing Clusters: Information about user accounts and instructions for accessing Cloudbreak-managed clusters. Managing Clusters: Instructions for how to perform cluster management tasks such as resizing, stopping, configuring autoscaling, configuring an SSL certificate, and updating OS on cluster VMs. Advanced Cluster Options: Instructions for how to configure advanced cluster options such as custom images, recipes, Kerberos security, disk encryption, external databases, LDAP/AD, and more. Configuring Access to Cloud Data: Instructions for how to configure access from a cluster created via Cloudbreak to Amazon S3, ADLS, WASB, or GCS. Working with Data Lakes: Introduction to data lakes and data lake setup-steps. Advanced Cloudbreak Configuration: Instructions on how to set up an external Cloudbreak database, LDAP/AD or Cloudbreak, and other advanced Cloudbreak configurations. Managing and Monitoring Cloudbreak: (NEW) Information about Cloudbreak’s user authentication model and operational audit logging. TROUBLESHOOTING Troubleshooting Cloudbreak: Steps for troubleshooting Cloudbreak. Also includes the location of Cloudbreak logs. REFERENCE CLI Reference: Cloudbreak CLI reference, including command examples. Developer Documentation: Links to API and other developer docs.' Get started with Cloudbreak Use the following links to install or upgrade Cloudbreak: Quickstart on AWS/Azure/GCP Upgrading Cloudbreak Cloudbreak Deployment Options
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09-17-2018
06:30 PM
@Jakub Igla That's great! This article that I posted describes very basic functionality. I posted it because I realized that now everyone knew about it.
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