Hello @vit  Thank you for reaching out Cloudera Community. The hdfs:// protocol allows DataNodes and NameNodes to communicate directly using Hadoop's internal Remote Procedure Call (RPC) mechanism. This protocol is highly optimized for performance within a single cluster version.  However, this internal RPC protocol is not guaranteed to be compatible between major versions. However webhdfs:// protocol avoids these problems because it is not based on the internal, version-specific RPC system. Instead, it uses a standardized REST API that communicates over HTTP/S This is why Cloudera's documentation (and general Hadoop best practice) insists on using webhdfs:// when running distcp between clusters of different major versions. Hope this helps.  While performing distcp, if you face any issues/challenges please don't hesitate to reach out Cloudera Support by raising ticket through MyCloudera portal. ... View more

Hello @Deepak_Unravel  I highly recommend you to go through the links which I have given in my previous comment.  As mentioned above, timeseries data not stored in any of the backend database.  It uses LDB [leveldb] storage. If you haven't tried the API Explorer feature in your environment, I request you to try out the same.  I have given below the example query which I have tried in my lab using API Explorer to get the HDFS Service Health status for the last 7 days. Navigate to CM UI -> support -> API Explorer -> TimeSeriesResource -> GET /timeseries API call. Example query: Please note to replace the {cm_server_fqdn} & {cm_server_port} curl -X GET "https://{cm_server_fqdn}:{cm_server_port}/api/v57/timeseries?contentType=application%2Fjson&desiredRollup=RAW&from=2025-03-04T09%3A45%3A00.000Z&mustUseDesiredRollup=false&query=select%20health_good_rate%20*%20100%20as%20%22good%20health%22%2C%20health_concerning_rate%20*%20100%20as%20%22concerning%20health%22%2C%20health_bad_rate%20*%20100%20as%20%22bad%20health%22%2C%20health_disabled_rate%20*%20100%20as%20%22disabled%20health%22%2C%20health_unknown_rate%20*%20100%20as%20%22unknown%20health%22%20where%20entityName%3D%22HDFS-1%22&to=now" -H "accept: application/json"   If you have any business requirement to create the custom query/chart you shall make use of the timeseries data.  For more details, kindly refer https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-base/7.1.9/monitoring-and-diagnostics/topics/cm-charting-time-series-data.html    Also consider reach out to Cloudera Support. ... View more

Hello @Syl1234  Thank you for reaching out Cloudera Community. We can start/stop the service using supervisord on the host level where the cluster roles deployed, however it will cause role/service status discrepancy in the CM's backend database.  Hence it is always recommended to stopping and restarting cluster services should perform through Cloudera Manager only.   Kindly refer our product documentation [0] [0] https://docs.cloudera.com/data-hub/cloud/manage-clusters/topics/mc-restart-services.html If you are looking for cli options, You can make use of the REST API call /clusters/{clusterName}/services/{serviceName}/roleCommands/stop under CM UI -> Support -> API Explorer or API Documentation.   ... View more

Hola @aiz  Verifique las credenciales de su muro de pago según la documentación [0]. Si las credenciales utilizadas son correctas pero tienen problemas, comuníquese con su equipo de Cuentas de Cloudera. [0] https://www.cloudera.com/downloads/paywall-expansion.html ... View more

Hello @Guru_Hexa  In case if you still looking answer for the query, please be kind to refer below. CM UI -> Clusters -> Utilization Report.  On the right top corner, you have the option to select the custom date range.  If the requested data available in the data directory, it will list the details. ... View more

Hello @Sushant_spk  Cloudera Navigator components has been deprecated in Cloudera CDP.  However Atlas + Ranger in action as part of the CDP Shared Data Experience (SDX): a) Navigator Audit Server replaced with Ranger b) Navigator Metadata Server replaced with Atlas https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLe-h9HrA9qfCj2SI5BrvCdQOEOjHUWMBB https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-upgrade/latest/upgrade-cdh/topics/atlas-migrating-mapping.html https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-upgrade/latest/upgrade-cdh/topics/atlas-migrating-audits.html   ... View more

Hello @Srihari999  The CDP Private Cloud Base Edition Trial is a free 60-day trial that does not require a license file. When the 60-day trial period expires, you will no longer be able to access the Cloudera Manager Admin console to manage your clusters until you upload a valid license. However, your clusters will continue to function, your data will remain intact, and your jobs will keep running. You can obtain a CDP Private Cloud Base license to regain access to the Admin Console. To obtain a CDP Private Cloud Base license, fill in the Contact Us form or call 866-843-7207. You can use a trial license only once; when the 60-day trial period expires or you have ended the trial, you cannot restart the trial. For more details, kindly refer the product documentation. https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-base/7.1.9/managing-clusters/topics/cm-managing-licenses.html ... View more