That looks good, can you successfully connect when running this command on the CM host: # mysql -h tdicsadn01.td.com -u rman -p rman2019   ... View more

Likely user permissions on MySQL level. If you test mysql command connecting to hostname instead of localhost you likely see the same login recected: # mysql -h tdicsadn01.td.com -u rman -p rman2019  If so then please add grants for those two users for '%' or 'tdicsadn01.td.com' in MySQL as shown in Step 2 in corresponding documentation chapter ... View more

In CM you can also go to CM -> HDFS -> Click on active "Namenode" link -> Open "Actions" dropdown -> Select "Refresh node list" ... View more

My browser did not show your original question, which confirms the ask is about non-CM managed cluster upgrade. Please note this option has been removed, C6 requires Cloudera Manager installation. ... View more

Hi Alexander,   the upgrade consists of two steps Upgrading Cloudera Manager Upgrading CDH The steps to manually upgrade CDH are listed in Upgrading CDH Manually after an Upgrade Failure   Just in case the ask is about how to upgrade a non-CM managed cluster to 6.x, be aware that this option is not available anymore in C6, see Removed Items ... View more

What specific questions do you have regarding maintenance? Please clarify. ... View more

The same documentation chapters do apply, with the addition of How to Use Self-Signed Certificates for TLS chapter which has instructions for creating self-signed certificates.   As there is no CA certificate when using self-signed certificates, please add the server certificate of the service you are connecting to (e.g. CM server certificate) into the corresponding truststore file (like rootca.pem) ... View more

As this is only CM installation completed but no CDH cluster created already, it may be simpler to just start with an empty database for CM (and CMS services where needed) instead of migrating the current database. See instructions provided in the product documentation ... View more

Thanks for reporting back the root cause you've found! ... View more

Please set "-Xmx4G" in  /etc/default/cloudera-scm-server and restart CM, then test again. The apparent deadlock messages are an indicator of low memory condition and misleading, we need to make sure to cover the most likely root causes first.   ... View more

Please review the CM API docs  for CM 5.x http://cloudera.github.io/cm_api/apidocs/v19/index.html for CM 6.x https://archive.cloudera.com/cm6/6.2.0/generic/jar/cm_api/apidocs/index.html Posting a role object will make CM create that role e.g. http://cloudera.github.io/cm_api/apidocs/v19/path__clusters_-clusterName-_services_-serviceName-_roles.html   You may want to look into this end-to-end example in python as well. ... View more

Please review the sections in the Monitoring and Diagnostics documentation chapter. ... View more

CM commands (e.g. restart a role on a cluster node) time out after 150 seconds if there is no response sent back during this time. This happens e.g. if the CM agent on the cluster node is not heartbeating into CM server. Please increase heap memory for CM server in /etc/default/cloudera-scm-server (to avoid the apparent deadlock issue which indicates out of memory condition) make sure that all hosts are in good health state and heartbeating in in CM -> Hosts -> All Hosts page (the "Last Heartbeat" value needs to be lower than 15 seconds) If the host is not heartbeating in then the restart command will fail. The CM agent logs will hopefully show details, a quick resolution may be to restart the CM agent on that node with command  # service cloudera-scm-agent restart ... View more

Hi Nick,   you may want to have a look into the code at https://github.com/gdgt/cmapi This also covers sqoop installation and configuration ... View more

Can you please copy the output of the following commands to here, to clarify the permissions problem:   # namei -l /var/log/cloudera-scm-server/cloudera-scm-server.out # namei -l /var/run/cloudera-scm-server.pid ... View more

Please restart the service with root privileges e.g.  # sudo service cloudera-scm-server restart Note that force_start has a different purpose than helping over permissions issues. ... View more

Just enter the corresponding OU's where users or groups are found. Please make sure that setting are correct and allow users and it's member groups can be found in LDAP. We suggest to test your settings using the jmldap.jar tool first, for ease of testing and debugging. ... View more

The Linux kernel does the responsible for swapping in/out memory pages. First step needs to find out if this swapping is due to memory pressure or if there is sufficient system memory avaiable at the time when the swap alert is shown. Please review top output at this time. ... View more