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Default CDH and CM version not working #44
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This is happening because Cloudera’s license doesn’t allow us to distribute CM, so these images would have to be created manually by the user first. I’ll update the docs and likely remove the default arguments for |
Hi Dima, I actually hit this same problem today too, thanks for the quick response! Is there a script or instructions on how to build a CM+CDH image yourself? Without images, it's hard to get going with clusterdock. |
@dimaspivak I'm a bit confused. I'm simply following the two instructions: $ git clone https://github.com/clusterdock/topology_cdh.git and am receiving the same error. running: clusterdock start topology_cdh -cdh-version=5.8.0 -cm-version=5.8.2 still gives the same error. How is this topology useful if it won't create the cluster? Is there something I'm missing? @umbrant @d-becker Did you find out how to create cdh primary and secondary nodes using clusterdock? Thanks, K |
Running
without further arguments fails with the following:
It seems the docker images are missing, the only one I could find is for CDH version 5.8.0 and CM version 5.8.2 (https://hub.docker.com/r/cloudera/clusterdock/tags/). With those versions the topology does work (or, more precisely, gets past this point and fails elsewhere...).
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