Chapter 3. Administering Ambari
An Ambari-level Administrator user has full control over all aspects of Ambari, including the abilities to create and manage a cluster. This chapter describes tasks you perform as a cluster administrator.
Apache Ambari Administration
Also available as:
- 1. Ambari Administration Overview
- 2. Accessing Cloudera's private repositories with Ambari
- 3. Administering Ambari
- 4. Managing Users and Groups
- 5. Installing Ambari Agents Manually
- 6. Customizing HDP Services
- 7. Using Custom and Private Hostnames
- 8. Changing Host Names
- 9. Moving the Ambari Server
- 10. Moving the ZooKeeper Server
- 11. Configuring LZO Compression
- 12. Using Existing Databases
- Using Existing Databases - Ambari
- Using New and Existing Databases - Hive
- Using Existing Databases - Oozie
- 13. Setting up a local repository
- 14. Creating a local HDP-GPL repository
- 15. Setting up Ambari to use an Internet Proxy Server
- 16. Configuring Network Port Numbers
- 17. Change the JDK Version
- 18. Using Ambari Blueprints
- 19. Tuning Ambari Performance
- 20. Customizing Ambari Log + PID Directories
- 21. Configuring Include File Management for HDFS and YARN