Ambari-managed clusters
not local to your Ambari server host must be registered as remote clusters with your Ambari
Server.
You might work with clusters that are managed by Ambari but
are not local to your Ambari server. These clusters are considered remote with respect to
your local Ambari server. They are managed by a remote Ambari server. If you plan to run a
standalone server to host views, including accessing clusters managed by a different Ambari
server, you can register the cluster managed by the standalone Ambari server as a remote
cluster. After you register a remote cluster, use it to configure view instances.
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In , click Register Remote Cluster.
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In Remote Clusters/Register, enter a name for the remote
cluster, the Ambari cluster URL, and a cluster user name and associated
password.
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Click Save.
The remote cluster is now available for configuring View
instances.
