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03-05-2020
11:43 PM
How would anyone with an on-premise HDP 2.6.5 opensource version be able to upgrade to CDP7 without a subscription ?
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03-05-2020
11:41 PM
@SushantRao where is the source code for Cloudera Manager and all the other CDH7 components ? Is there documentation available to locate and build the packages ?
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03-05-2020
11:38 PM
1 Kudo
@Tim Armstrong that is great ! Is the source now available ? and the documentation to build the source ? I am pretty sure the community will simply rally around and build something up with enough pointers. I agree with @PieterB hiding the base binaries is silly. Did the HDP model have any failures ? Enterprises which needed support bought it anyway. Keeping it free increased adoption.
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12-05-2019
09:15 AM
Yes thanks. Hopefully as part of the first release you would have documentation available on how to build the binaries as well.
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12-03-2019
03:50 PM
@SushantRao Can this be explained in plain english ? I am a bit confused with the legal terms here. https://www.cloudera.com/products/faq.html The document states both that a subscription will be required for access to cloudera-hosted components and that the source code will be open-source. It states that the open-source license will come into effect around February 2020. For the set of companies or developers who don't need maintenance, support , training and consultancy i.e they do not need subscription but want to deploy the software to production where will the open-source code be hosted ? on apache ? So does it imply that the open-source binaries will NOT be cloudera-hosted and we have to wait till February 2020 ? Or are you suggesting that a subscription is needed to access the "open-source" code from which the binaries would then need to be built ?
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12-03-2019
11:21 AM
1 Kudo
@SushantRao @Cloudera Can we have a response on this ? We are planning for future deployments and this information will help us scope out and plan our architecture rather than pivoting to a different model.
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12-02-2019
05:17 PM
@SushantRao as @Shelton mentioned we are talking about the open-source CDP distribution that we can download and install on bare-metal as per cloudera's commitment to open-source.
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11-21-2019
02:51 PM
1 Kudo
@sagarshimpi HDP already supported Node Labels. However CDH thought that it was not production ready. https://community.cloudera.com/t5/Support-Questions/Node-Labels/m-p/37275/highlight/true# The question is whether node lable support is in the roadmap for CDP as CDH and HDP have joined. It does open up interesting use-cases for mixed cluster use.
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