Cloudera for Developers and Admins
CDH, Cloudera's 100% open-source distribution of Apache Hadoop and related projects, offers new approaches to data processing and analytics via a variety of APIs and frameworks, in batch or real time. And via Cloudera Manager or its API, admins can deploy, manage, and monitor CDH clusters efficiently in a production environment.
What's New
Deploying Cloudera on Windows Azure Virtual Machines using Cloudera Manager (via Thomas Conte)
June 14, 2013
Learn how to install CDH, the Cloudera Hadoop distribution, on Windows Azure Virtual Machines using Cloudera Manager.
Configuring Impala and MapReduce for Multi-tenant Performance
June 10, 2013
In this post, we’ll share our experiences configuring Impala and MapReduce for optimal multi-tenant performance and to contribute to the community some test methods and performance models.
Meet the Engineer: Mark Miller
June 7, 2013
Given the recent news about Cloudera Search, we thought we’d devote this installment of “Meet the Engineer” to Apache Lucene/Apache Solr PMC member Mark Miller.
CDH 4.3: Now Shipping with More Apache HBase Improvements
June 6, 2013
At Cloudera, we’re committed to ensuring that CDH, our open source distribution of Apache Hadoop and related projects (including HBase), ships with the results of this steady progress.
Cloudera Manager 4.6: Now with Significantly More Free Features
June 5, 2013
As part of this release, the Free Edition of Cloudera Manager (now a part of Cloudera Standard) has been enhanced significantly to include many features formerly available only with a subscription license.
Cloudera Search: The Newest Hadoop Framework for CDH Users and Developers
June 4, 2013
Today, it’s my pleasure to announce Cloudera Search, which uses Apache Lucene (among other things) to make search solve a Hadoop problem: how to let non-technical users interactively explore and analyze data in Hadoop.
How-to: Easily Configure and Manage Clusters in Cloudera Manager 4.5
June 3, 2013
In addition to making it easy to manage configurations of subsets of roles, the new role groups feature make it possible to maintain different configurations for experimentation or managing shared clusters for different users and/or workloads.