Cloudera Enterprise (BYOL) - Cloudera Director 2.8

Product Overview

Cloudera Enterprise (BYOL) with Cloudera Director 2.8 enables the rapid deployment of Cloudera Director into your AWS environment. As an integrated part of Cloudera Enterprise, Cloudera Director offers reliable, unified, and simple lifecycle management of production-grade Cloudera Enterprise clusters and workloads - whether long running or transient - in AWS.With Cloudera Enterprise, agencies and enterprises are enabled the flexibility to run a variety of workloads, including batch and near real-time stream processing, interactive SQL, enterprise search, machine learning, and analytics, in a unified, easy-to-use platform. Additionally, Cloudera Enterprise couples these capabilities together with the robust security, governance, data protection, management, and cloud native experience that the modern agency and enterprise requires. Altogether, Cloudera Enterprise offers analysts and operators the right mix of flexible analysis and data depth and breadth to find the answers without sacrificing oversight and security to protect and govern the data and its use.Please note: this BYOL AMI product is based on CentOS 7, and available for use only within the AWS GovCloud region. Additionally, the product is for use with customer provided per-node Cloudera Enterprise licensing (available on a subscription basis in five editions, each designed for your specific needs), supported by Bronze Level (8x5) Support, and with the Cloudera Government Solutions Support options.
Version: 1.2

By: Cloudera Government Solutions

Operating System
Linux/Unix, CentOS 7.4
Delivery Methods
CloudFormation Template

Highlights: Cloudera Enterprise is the modern platform for machine learning and analytics, optimized for the Cloud, offering flexible support for both persistent and transient clusters in AWS, and hybrid environments. With Cloudera Enterprise you can run the same enterprise-grade Cloudera application in the cloud or on-premises, and easily migrate workloads between environments. With persistent clusters, you deploy one or more clusters that you can scale up or down to adjust to demand. With transient clusters, you can programmatically launch a cluster, schedule any jobs, and shut the cluster down after the jobs complete.

Category: Infrastructure Software

Delivery Method: CloudFormation Template