DataPlane Platform support requirements

	Important
The specific DataPlane Apps you plan to install into your environment might bring additional requirements. Review the App-specific documentation thoroughly to ensure you can meet the App-specific requirements. For example, depending on your choice of Apps, your cluster requirements might change. This includes (but is not limited to) a minimal HDP version, setup and configuration of Knox, and other cluster requirements.

Important

The specific DataPlane Apps you plan to install into your environment might bring additional requirements. Review the App-specific documentation thoroughly to ensure you can meet the App-specific requirements. For example, depending on your choice of Apps, your cluster requirements might change. This includes (but is not limited to) a minimal HDP version, setup and configuration of Knox, and other cluster requirements.

You should review the support requirements for the DP Platform to ensure your environment meets those requirements. Additionally, you must consider various aspects of your clusters and prepare those clusters as part of your DataPlane installation in order to register the clusters with DP Platform.

Support Matrix information

You can find the most current information about interoperability for this release on the Support Matrix. The Support Matrix tool provides information about:

Operating Systems
Databases
Browsers
JDKs

To access the tool, go to: https://supportmatrix.hortonworks.com.

DP Platform Host requirements

DP Platform must be installed on a dedicated host that is not part of an existing HDP cluster, to prevent potential port conflicts with other cluster services.

DataPlane is certified for use with specific versions of CentOS and RHEL. These operating systems include support for Docker 1.12 or higher.

Table 1. Requirements for the DP Platform host
Item	Versions
Container infrastructure	Docker 1.12.x or higher
Processing and Memory Requirements	Multicore processor, with minimum 8 cores Minimum 16 GB RAM
Software	`yum, rpm` `wget` `tar` bash shell
Authentication	Existing LDAP or Active Directory (AD)
Environment	Disable SELinux
Ports	443 (Used by DataPlane for SSL access) 80 (Redirected to port 443 for SSL) 8500 (Used by Consul which handles the Docker container networking) When configuring the software repositories, to avoid a potential port conflict, be sure you either use a distinct host or do not host the local repositories on port 80.