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Cisco UCS Director Express for Big Data Management Guide, Release 2.0

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Cisco UCS Director Express for Big Data Management Guide, Release 2.0

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Adding Big Data Accounts

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Chapter: Adding Big Data Accounts

Adding Big Data Accounts

This chapter contains the following sections:

Adding a Big Data Account

If you would like to manage your cluster using Cisco UCS Director Express for Big Data, you must add a Big Data account.

    Step 1   On the menu bar, choose Solutions > Big Data > Accounts.
    Step 2   Click the Big Data Accounts tab.
    Step 3   Click Add.
    Step 4   In the Add Account dialog box, complete the following fields:
    Name Description

    Pod drop-down list

    The pod to which the account is to be added.

    Account Name field

    The account name.

    Account Type drop-down list

    The type of Hadoop distribution used for the cluster:

    • Cloudera

    • MapR

    • Hortonworks

    Management Console IP field

    The management console IP address.

    SSH Password field

    The password associated with the SSH user name.

    Confirm Password field

    The password associated with the SSH user name.

    Hadoop Manager Password field

    The password associated with the Hadoop Manager for that account type.

    Step 5   Click Submit.
    Step 6   For the following actions, select a Big Data account.

    Name

    Description

    Edit

    Allows you to edit a Big Data account.

    Delete

    Deletes a Big Data account.

    Check Configuration

    Allows you to validate an existing cluster configuration.

    Rollback Cluster

    Allows you to roll back a cluster and make all the nodes in the cluster available for a Baremetal server.

    Launch Hadoop Manager

    Allows you to launch the Hadoop manager from Cisco UCS Director Express for Big Data

    View Details

    Provides details of a Big Data account.

    Run Inventory

    Collects the inventory of the Hadoop cluster for the selected Big Data Account and persists data in the Cisco UCS Director Express for Big Data database.

    Configure Cluster

    Allows you to customize cluster post Hadoop cluster creation.

    Running a Cluster Inventory for a Big Data Account

    When you create a Big Data Account for an Hadoop cluster, a new system task (inventory collector) is created for each Big Data Account in the Big Data Tasks folder here: Administration > System > System Tasks. The system task collects the inventory of the Hadoop cluster for the selected Big Data Account and persists data in the Cisco UCS Director database. This collector adds to the system scheduler so that it can be called periodically as per the frequency configured in the collector (for example, 30 minutes).

    For more information on how to manage system tasks in Cisco UCS Director, see the latest Cisco UCS Director Administration Guide.

      Step 1   On the menu bar, choose Solutions > Big Data > Accounts.
      Step 2   Choose the Big Data Account for which you want to run the inventory.
      Step 3   Click Run Inventory.
      Step 4   Click Submit.

      Rolling Back a Cluster for a Big Data Account

      You can roll back a cluster and make all the nodes in the cluster available for a Baremetal server.
        Step 1   On the menu bar, choose Solutions > Big Data > Accounts.
        Step 2   Click the Big Data Accounts tab.
        Step 3   Click on the Big Data account for which you want to rollback the cluster.
        Step 4   Click Rollback Cluster.
        Step 5   In the confirmation box, click Submit.

        Access to Hadoop Managers from Cisco UCS Director Express for Big Data

        You can access Hadoop Managers for all the Big Data accounts that you create in Cisco UCS Director Express for Big Data. On the menu bar, choose Solutions > Big Data > Accounts , and then the Big Data Accounts tab. You can launch the Hadoop Manager in the supported browsers by clicking the Launch Hadoop Manager.

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