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04-05-2022
06:31 PM
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Cloudera is focused on helping our customers by swiftly innovating on the product and technology side. We accomplish this by bringing powerful new capabilities to our platform that enable customers to drive even greater business value. Cloudera has been providing regular upgrades for customers from our legacy releases on HDP/CDH, and we now designate certain releases as Long-Term Support (LTS) releases to help customers feel confident in upgrading large, complex clusters that require significant planning to upgrade. This is helpful for those who typically do not perform frequent major upgrades and thus depend on the long-term support these releases provide with critical bug fixes, security fixes and a stable platform. Since the launch of CDP Private Cloud Base, we’ve provided 6 new releases of the platform, each introducing innovative new features, platform enhancements, robust upgrade paths for legacy platforms, broader integrations, and of course, bug and security fixes. With the release of Service Pack 1 on top of CDP Private Cloud Base 7.1.7 we are providing customers with a stable platform that fixes security vulnerabilities and critical bugs. 7.1.7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) provides critical fixes to Log4J 2.x vulnerabilities, Log4J1.x CVE mitigation and several other Security and CVE fixes. As such, we have designated CDP Private Cloud Base 7.1.7 as our first LTS release (see release announcement). This LTS release model gives customers an easy path to a stable, performant, reliable, and secure platform without having to redesign or make changes to their applications or application life cycle. What is an LTS release? An LTS release is a version of the platform that Cloudera commits to supporting for four years, without any updates that introduce platform changes or new features. We will of course provide critical bug and security fixes on a periodic basis (see below). This is ideal for customers with large, complex clusters who need significant time and effort to perform an upgrade, giving them confidence of version stability without the disruption of frequent updates. Let’s quickly define some relevant terms to frame the LTS release: A Hotfix is created to address a specific customer reported issue, problem, or customer scenario. A Hotfix can address either a single issue or a multiple set of issues. A Cumulative Hotfix (CHF) is an update that contains all previous hotfixes to date. This provides stability between service packs, providing fixes to issues you may not even have encountered and no longer need to worry about. A Service Pack is a tested set of all CHF, Hotfixes, security and CVE updates, critical bug fixes, minor platform certifications and updates. Performance fixes, regression bug fixes and non-customer visible fixes will be included in a service pack. Long Term Support releases (including CHF and Service Packs) are designed to reduce the effort required to deploy an update. Upgrade CM and then follow these three key steps - download the new parcel, distribute the files to your cluster(s), and activate the new parcel. We provide the details of this process in a Knowledge Base article . Frequent adoption of CHF and SP releases solves problems before you encounter them in production. Who is an LTS release suitable for? Customers with large, complex environments or who have workloads supporting critical business operations may prefer to upgrade on a less frequent basis, and LTS is a great upgrade option for such customers. We appreciate that our customers have wide and varied upgrade planning cycles and the LTS release is designed to allow ample time to plan for your next upgrade. Here are some benefits of choosing the LTS release cadence for you to consider: Reduced Risk - Remove the need and associated expense/disruption of taking feature releases just to get access to bug fixes. This will improve your overall platform reliability. Enterprise Grade - Realize maximum value from continuous product improvement by receiving bug fixes and security updates on a planned regular cadence, without introducing any functional platform changes that need extensive testing. Service Packs - A release model for customer reported bugs to be addressed through regular maintenance Service Packs and cumulative hotfixes. Stable Product Release - Stable product release with full backward compatibility to previous releases. To quote a customer of ours, “One of the biggest challenges with our data platform today is that our Infosec team only allows us to use the latest supported release. By moving to a release that’s supported for four years, we give our business and Infosec teams the confidence that we are building on a secure, stable platform and they can focus on their business value.” What is a Feature Release? Cloudera will continue to provide fast-paced feature innovations on CDP Private Cloud Base with the regular release versions (“Feature Releases”). These regular versions of the platform will be supported for 18 months and are designed for customers who adopt new features at a fast pace. The next LTS release will include features from the regular release versions plus additional innovations. To help clarify the difference between an LTS and Feature release, here’s a breakdown of what the policies look like for each. Policy Long Term Support releases Feature releases Technical Support Cloudera Support End of Life Policy 48 months 18 months Service Packs Twice a Year. - Security Vulnerabilities Cumulative HotFixes and Service Packs Cumulative HotFixes Cloudera’s Long Term Support Release will contain only the following Critical security bug fixes Critical bug fixes All other bug fixes, whenever possible This allows customers to realize maximum value from our continuous product development without strictly keeping up with the regular release cadence. Next Steps To further explore the benefits of an LTS release for your deployment, here are some additional resources for you to peruse: Community Release Announcement Support Lifecycle Policy FAQ Product download page SmartUpgrade from Cloudera Professional Services Reach out to your Cloudera account team to discuss the impact and benefits the LTS release has for your organization and what options are available for you to upgrade to the latest LTS release of CDP Private Cloud Base.
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03-30-2022
06:15 PM
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We're pleased to announce the release of Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) Private Cloud Base 7.1.7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) and Cloudera Manager version 7.6.1. This is the first service pack we’ve released for CDP Private Cloud Base, and with it we announce that CDP Private Cloud Base 7.1.7 has been designated a Long Term Supported (LTS) release. The LTS release provides a stable version of the platform to be supported for 4 years. There will be periodic cumulative hotfixes released to address any vulnerabilities or bug fixes to ensure this version remains secure, however, there won’t be any major changes or new features that require significant testing. This enables customers with complex cluster implementations or workloads supporting critical business operations that need extensive testing to upgrade with confidence to a version of CDP Private Cloud Base that will remain stable for longer. Customers on LTS need only upgrade when the next LTS version is released. Customers looking to utilize the latest feature set and innovations that Cloudera releases on CDP should consider upgrading to our regular Feature Release cycle. Feature Releases are released more frequently and are typically supported for 18 months. Service Pack 1 contains all the hotfixes from previously released cumulative hotfixes as well as additional CVE, security updates, critical bug fixes, and minor certifications. The full list of updates in Service Pack 1 includes: 45 CVE and Security Fixes Critical Bug Fixes Consolidation of all hotfixes CVE Fixes for Log4v2.x, Log4J v1 remediation A new document errata HSM Partner Certifications Support for Thales HSM CipherTrust Manager 2.0 Support for GCP Cloud HSM Support for the RSA/None/OAEPWithSHA512AndMGF1Padding CryptoAlgorithm as the encryptionAlgorithm of the LunaSAProvider. OS and DB Certifications Support for PostgreSQL 14 Support for Maria DB 10.5 CDH and HDP customers should upgrade to CDP Private Cloud Base for improved enterprise data management capabilities and new platform innovations, and with this LTS release, a stable version that will be supported through to August 2025 (see Support Lifecycle Policy ). Cloudera’s Professional Services team is available to ensure your migration to CDP is successful. In addition, Cloudera’s Support Team is available for your mission critical support needs. We encourage you to open a support case via our Support Portal to alert us of your planned upgrade. Additional resources to help: CDP Private Cloud Base Overview Cloudera Runtime version Notes Cloudera Manager version Notes CDP Private Cloud Base Installation and Upgrade Documentation CDP Private Cloud Base Trial Information and Download Support Lifecycle Policy As always, we welcome your feedback. Please post your comments and suggestions to our community forums.
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08-10-2021
02:56 AM
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We're pleased to announce the release of Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) Private Cloud (PvC) Base 7.1.7, which introduces key new features to improve the management, security, and analytical capabilities of the platform and provides additional platform support. This is a cumulative maintenance release that carries forward the improvements from CDP PvC Base 7.1.6 and prior releases. In addition to new features and platform support, an important goal of the last few releases has been to make the transition to CDP PvC Base easier by adding more upgrade options, and this release continues to deliver against that goal. Here’s an overview of the new features and improvements we’ve added in this release. Upgrade enhancements To help customers with their move to CDP PvC Base we’ve made the following upgrade enhancements in this release: In-place upgrades are now available for CDH versions 6.1.x, 6.2.x, and 6.3.x., completing our in-place upgrade vision from all supported CDH and HDP versions. Documented rollback procedures for CDH 6 to CDP PvC Base 7.1.7 and for HDP 3 to CDP PvC Base 7.1.6. An upgrade companion to complement existing upgrade documentation that guides you through your upgrade journey. See the upgrade companion here . General Feature Enhancements To further improve the management, security, and analytical capabilities of the platform, we’ve made the following updates in this release: A number of enhancements have been made to Cloudera Manager including security fixes and the removal of all CVEs across 20+ embedded libraries, making this the most secure release of CDP PvC Base yet. We've also added new features and tools for improved platform efficiency and ease of use. SDX updates for improved platform and data governance, including a more secure method of authorizing Hive table creation, auditing HDFS superuser actions in Ranger, Atlas / Kafka integration, the much awaited Impala Row Filtering, and many other features. Data Warehouse enhancements include support for Ranger-based row-level filter policies in Impala. Row-level filters are similar to other Ranger access policies and can be set for specific users, groups, and conditions. A number of Platform enhancements have been added including: New Ozone features for full High Availability, enabling continuous operation without single points of failure, easier upgrades and maintenance with node decommissioning, and a Safe Delete capability to prevent accidental deletion of files and directories. Improved resource management using YARN with additional granular control capabilities with queue management and scheduling. Kudu support for multi-row transactions with INSERT and INSERT_IGNORE operations, and integration with Hive Metastore can now be configured via Cloudera Manager. Streaming enhancements including integration between Kafka and Atlas, improved scalability for large Kafka deployments using an external Prometheus metric, a new feature to import Confluent schemas, and more. CDP Private Cloud Base now supports RHEL/CENTOS 8.2 for x86 and PPC, Ubuntu 20 for x86, MariaDB 10.3, MariaDB 10.4, and Oracle 19c (19.9). The improvements listed above are the highlights of this release and not a comprehensive list of new features. Please see the 7.1.7 Release Summary for the full list and details of these features. CDH and HDP customers are encouraged to upgrade to CDP PvC Base for improved enterprise data management capabilities and new platform innovations. Cloudera’s Professional Services team is available to ensure your migration to CDP is successful. In addition, Cloudera’s Support Team is available for your mission critical support needs. We encourage you to open a support case via our Support Portal to alert us of your planned upgrade. Additional resources to help: CDP Private Cloud Base 7.1.7 Release Summary Cloudera Runtime 7.1.7 Release Notes Cloudera Manager 7.4.4 Release Notes CDP Private Cloud Base Overview CDP Private Cloud Base Installation and Upgrade Documentation CDP Private Cloud Base Trial Information and Download As always, we welcome your feedback. Please post your comments and suggestions to our community forums .
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05-11-2021
07:24 PM
We're pleased to announce the release of Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) Private Cloud (PVC) Data Services 1.2, which delivers key new features and improvements across the platform, including seamless update capability and Extended Support for OpenShift v4.6.
In this release, we’ve added the following new platform capabilities:
Support for OpenShift 4.6 : Deploy CDP on the “Extended Support Update” version of OpenShift, reducing the frequency of required OpenShift upgrades.
Resource Groups : Assign the same roles to groups of individuals thereby simplifying management of permissions.
In-place Updates : Upgrade Private Cloud and the OpenShift cluster in-place, without disruption, in any order.
Custom External Alerts : Connect CDP to an alerts system of choice and receive notifications of any health related issues
Custom TLS Certificates : Bring your own TLS certificates for added security, thereby addressing a common request from the financial services sector.
Customizing Diagnostic Bundles : Customize the content of the CDP diagnostic bundle by applying filters such as time range, environments, workload types and more
In this release, we’ve added the following CDW improvements:
Reduced Minimum Hardware Requirements : some customers don't have the min HW requirements that we asked in PVC 1.0. This is blocking POCs. In 1.2, the minimum HW requirement was lowered by roughly 75%.
Custom Principal Support for Hive/Impala : Regulated customers are required to change the service name for Hive and other services for security purposes. This causes DB Catalog and VW creation in CDW to break because Kerberos expects a specific hardcoded service name. That restriction is now removed.
CDW Impala support for ORC ACID reads : CDW Impala users can now run sql queries on ORC ACID data.
Hive ACID Compaction Fixes : Multiple stability fixes were made for Hive ACID Compaction.
In this release, we’ve added the following CML improvements:
Applied Machine Learning Prototypes : Applied ML Prototypes (AMPs) provide reference example machine learning projects in Cloudera Machine Learning. More than simplified quickstarts or tutorials, AMPs are fully-developed end-to-end solutions, initially created by Cloudera’s research arm Fast Forward Labs, which are easily extensible and customizable.
Improved Air Gapped Deployments with support for Non-Transparent Proxy : Customers with Non-Transparent Proxy configured in Openshift will have those settings propagated through to ML Workspace workloads (sessions, models, jobs)
Improved NFS Support : NFS versions v3 and v4.x are supported with additional external NFS security improvements - ‘no_root_squash’ export option has been removed
Custom Kerberos Principal Support (Tech Preview) : Custom service principals for Hive, Ozone, etc are supported. MLGov also supports specifying a custom service principal during workspace creation.
API v2 (Tech Preview) : An early version of an updated public-facing API is available for Tech Preview, covering initial APIs regarding Projects and Jobs.
Grafana Monitoring : Monitoring for CML is now using CDP centralized Grafana. Additional database metrics were added and alerts were improved.
See the CDP PVC Data Services 1.2 Release Notes for more details of these features.
To deploy CDP PVC, CDH and HDP customers are encouraged to upgrade to CDP PVC Base. Cloudera’s Professional Services team is available to ensure your migration to CDP is successful. In addition, Cloudera’s Support Team is available for your mission critical support needs. We encourage you to open a support case via our Support Portal to alert us of your planned upgrade.
Additional resources to help:
CDP PVC Data Services 1.2 Release Notes
Management Console for PvC Data Services 1.2 Release Notes
Cloudera Data Warehouse for PvC Data Services 1.2 Release Notes
Cloudera Machine Learning for PvC Data Services 1.2 Release Notes
Getting Started with CDP Private Cloud
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03-23-2021
11:56 PM
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We're pleased to announce the release of Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) Private Cloud (PvC) Base 7.1.6, which provides additional platform support and introduces key new features. This is a cumulative maintenance release that carries forward the improvements from CDP PvC Base 7.1.5 and prior releases. A key focus of this release has been to make migrations to CDP PvC Base easier, in addition to new features, and general platform support. Here’s an overview of the new features and improvements we’ve added in this release. Upgrade enhancements To help customers with their move to CDP PvC Base, we’ve made the following features available in this release: To support upgrading from HDP 3, we’ve released in-place upgrades for directly migrating your clusters to CDP PVC Base, and released a new version of the AM2CM tool (1.2.0) to support migrating from Ambari to Cloudera Manager. Documented rollback procedures for CDH 5 to CDP 7.1.6 and HDP 2 to CDP 7.1.6 are now available. CDP Private Cloud Base now supports Operational Database (OpDB) powered by Apache Accumulo , based on Accumulo 2.0, which adds new capabilities such as semantic versioning, bulk imports, and simplified scripts. This enables CDH 5, HDP 2, and HDP 3 customers that utilize Accumulo to upgrade to CDP Private Cloud Base. More details here . To enhance upgrading from CDH 5, we’ve improved the YARN FS2CS Tool for scheduler migration. This provides better scheduler transition for customers who are upgrading or migrating from CDH 5.13 - 5.16 with improved placement rules, a new placement rule evaluation engine, and a new weight mode for capacity allocation with flexible auto-queue creation for Capacity Scheduler. We’ve released a number of YARN enhancements for your upgrade, including dynamic and auto-child-queue creation in YARN and YARN Queue Manager, support for partitions and node labels, managing YARN partitions with Queue Manager UI, enhanced placement rules, and Weight Mode has been introduced for YARN resource allocation for additional flexibility and easier migration from fair scheduler configurations. General Feature Enhancements To further improve the management, security, and analytical capabilities of the platform, we’ve made the following features and enhancements available in this release: We’ve added a number of enhancements in Cloudera Manager 7.3.1 , including the ability for Ranger audit to use a local file system instead of HDFS for storage, customer Kerberos principal support for streaming components (SRM, SMM, Cruise Control, Kafka Connect, and Schema Registry), (de)commission steps can be defined as part of CSD services, and service and role metrics collection now supports gathering enumerated text values. We’ve added OpDB to support complex distributed transactions across rows and tables using ANSI SQL semantics (supports TPC-C ). This capability helps transition overgrown MySQL / PostGres / Oracle databases to OpDB. See this blog for details and benchmarking results. We’ve added a number of Data Warehouse enhancements, including ROLE-related statements in Impala, Hive Warehouse Connector Simplification to deliver a common configuration to specify the mode of operation, support for the Impyla client, Kudu support for INSERT_IGNORE, UPDATE_IGNORE, and DELETE_IGNORE operations, simplifying client applications and improving ingest performance, and faster cluster restart and rebalance for Kudu. We’ve added a number of Object Store enhancements, including Ozone enhancements to support Kafka Connect, Atlas and Nifi sinks, the ability to recover accidentally deleted keys with Ozone, and Ozone Multiraft protocol support increasing write performance by upto 30%. We’ve added a number of Authorization & Audit enhancements, including Ranger Audit Filter (Tech Preview), Ranger audit access improvements, and improved performance for Hive-HDFS ACL sync. Platform Support Enhancements CDP PvC Base now also supports the following operating system and database versions: RHEL/CENTOS 7.9 for Intel x86 and IBM PPC hardware. MySQL8 and Postgres12. See the 7.1.6 Release Summary for more details of these features. CDH and HDP customers are encouraged to upgrade to CDP PvC Base for improved enterprise data management capabilities and new platform innovations. Cloudera’s Professional Services team is available to ensure your migration to CDP is successful. In addition, Cloudera’s Support Team is available for your mission critical support needs. We encourage you to open a support case via our Support Portal to alert us of your planned upgrade. Additional resources to help: CDP Private Cloud Base 7.1.6 Release Summary Cloudera Manager 7.3.1 Release Notes Cloudera Runtime 7.1.6 Release Notes CDP PvC Base Overview CDP Private Cloud Base Installation and Upgrade Documentation CDP Private Cloud Base Trial Information and Download As always, we welcome your feedback. Please post your comments and suggestions to our community forums .
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12-11-2020
02:30 AM
We're pleased to announce the release of Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) Private Cloud (PvC) Base 7.1.5, which provides additional platform support and introduces key new features. This is a cumulative maintenance release that carries forward the improvements from CDP PvC Base 7.1.4 and prior releases. In this release, we’ve added the following new features and improvements: All core components of the platform are now FIPS Compliant. Improved Impala query performance using Bloom filters with a column predicate pushdown, allowing for optimized execution of filters. Clusters can now support ‘IGNORE’ operations in Apache Kudu. YARN Auto Queue Creation is now supported when Hive impersonation is turned off. Ranger support for enforcing Hive policies with HDFS access to Hive tables. Replication of Atlas metadata and Ranger policy for Hive databases (as a Tech Preview). Atlas audit now supports extended operations, such as type definitions, import, export, server start, and more. See audit operations . Cloudera Manager has been rebased to version 7.2.4, adding further platform support. See the 7.1.5 Release Summary for more details of these features. CDH and HDP customers are encouraged to upgrade to CDP PvC Base for improved enterprise data management capabilities and new platform innovations. Cloudera’s Professional Services team is available to ensure your migration to CDP is successful. In addition, Cloudera’s Support Team is available for your mission critical support needs. We encourage you to open a support case via our Support Portal to alert us of your planned upgrade. Additional resources to help: CDP Private Cloud Base 7.1.5 Release Summary Cloudera Manager 7.2.4 Release Notes Cloudera Runtime 7.1.5 Release Notes Getting Started with CDP Private Cloud CDP Private Cloud Base Installation and Upgrade Documentation CDP Private Cloud Base Trial Information and Download As always, we welcome your feedback. Please post your comments and suggestions to our community forums .
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10-27-2020
03:48 PM
We're pleased to announce the release of Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) Private Cloud (PvC) Base 7.1.4, which provides additional platform support and introduces key new features. This is a cumulative maintenance release that carries forward the improvements from CDP PvC Base 7.1.3 and prior releases. In this release, we’ve added the following new features and improvements: To help CDH and HDP customers upgrade to PvC Base, we’ve added platform support for Oracle 12, Oracle 19, SLES 12 SP5 and Postgres 11. New features to support your data warehouse with additional keywords, and replication between CDP PvC Base clusters. New features in Yarn Queue Manager to provide greater control with resource management. New security and governance features in SDX that provide multi-tenancy and translation of access control policies. See the 7.1.4 Release Summary for more details of these features. CDH and HDP customers are encouraged to upgrade to CDP PvC Base for improved enterprise data management capabilities and new platform innovations. Cloudera’s Professional Services team is available to ensure your migration to CDP is successful. In addition, Cloudera’s Support Team is available for your mission critical support needs. We encourage you to open a support case via our Support Portal to alert us of your planned upgrade. Additional resources to help: CDP Private Cloud Base 7.1.4 Release Summary Cloudera Manager 7.1.4 Release Notes Cloudera Runtime 7.1.4 Release Notes Getting Started with CDP Private Cloud CDP Private Cloud Base Installation and Upgrade Documentation CDP Private Cloud Base Trial Information and Download As always, we welcome your feedback. Please post your comments and suggestions to our community forums .
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09-24-2020
05:58 PM
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Summary: With the recent launch of CDP Private Cloud for on-premises deployments, we have renamed CDP Data Center to CDP Private Cloud Base (‘CDP PvC Base’). Additionally, we’ve released two minor updates, versions 7.1.2 and 7.1.3. Let’s talk through these changes. Details: CDP Private Cloud consists of CDP PvC Base and CDP PvC Experiences, which host the decoupled storage and compute layers respectively. Additionally, CDP PvC Base also hosts Data Hub services for traditional workloads. CDP PvC Base continues to be the unified platform for CDH and HDP customers to migrate their on-premises workloads to CDP. Learn more about CDP Private Cloud here . Key features and improvements available with CDP PvC Base 7.1.3 include: General availability of Ozone Object Store. This introduces vastly improved storage scaling capabilities over HDFS, addressing performance degradation and fsimage corruption issues, enhanced compatibility, and support for workloads. Learn more about Ozone here . Additional operating system support for Ubuntu 18 and RHEL 7.8. New API endpoints in Cloudera Manager for Hive and Ozone. Key features and improvements available with CDP PvC Base 7.1.2 include: CDH 5.13 - 5.16 customers running with Oracle 12 can now perform an in-place upgrade to CDP PvC Base 7.1.x Cloudera’s Professional Services team is available to ensure your migration to CDP is successful. In addition, Cloudera’s Support Team is available for your mission critical support needs. We encourage you to open a support case via our Support Portal to alert us of your planned upgrade. Additional resources to help: Cloudera Manager 7.1.3 Release Notes CDP Runtime 7.1.3 Release Notes . Cloudera Manager 7.1.2 Release Notes . CDP Runtime 7.1.2 Release Notes Getting Started with CDP Private Cloud CDP Private Cloud Base Installation and Upgrade Documentation CDP Private Cloud Base Trial Information and Download As always, we welcome your feedback. Please post your comments and suggestions to our community forums .
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06-04-2020
07:11 PM
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We're pleased to announce the release of Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) Data Center (DC) 7.1. CDH and HDP customers are encouraged to upgrade to CDP DC 7.1 for improved enterprise data management capabilities and new platform innovations.
This release offers both CDH and HDP customers an upgrade path to CDP DC (and to CDP Private Cloud when available) and brings Cloudera Runtime 7.1, the best of CDH and HDP to our on-premise customer base.
Key features and improvements available in DC 7.1 include:
Streams Messaging : Complete and comprehensive Kafka streaming experience improving operational efficiency, business continuity and scalability.
Data Engineering : Improved performance and interoperability for Apache Spark and management of data engineering workflows and pipeline creation.
Data Warehouse : Faster SQL analytics on larger data sets, deeper understanding from unstructured data sources, and easier visualizations of business insights.
Machine Learning : Data Science Workbench is now available on CDP Data Center with advanced control over experiments and model deployment.
Operational Database : Improved performance, policy management and availability.
SDX : Enhanced security, compliance and consistency across CDP.
Support for in-place upgrades and migrations from CDH and HDP to CDP Data Center.
For more detailed information, please refer to CDP Data Center Release Notes .
Cloudera’s Professional Services team is available to ensure your migration to CDP is successful. In addition, Cloudera’s Support Team is available for your mission critical support needs. We encourage you to open a support case via our Support Portal to alert us of your planned upgrade.
Additional resources to help:
Getting Started with CDP Data Center
CDP DC Installation and Upgrade Documentation
CDP DC Trial Information and Download
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