Step 7: Configure Streams Messaging Manager
Additional steps
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If your cluster uses Streams Messaging Manager, you need to update database related
configuration properties and configure the streamsmsgmgr
user’s home
directory.
- Stop the Streams Messaging Manager Service:
- In Cloudera Manager, select the Streams Messaging Manager service.
- Click .
- Click Stop on the next screen to confirm.
When you see a Finished status, the service has stopped.
- Click Close.
- Configure database related properties:
- In Cloudera Manager, select the Streams Messaging Manager service.
- Go to Configuration.
- Find and configure the following properties:
- Streams Messaging Manager Database User Password
- Streams Messaging Manager Database Type
- Streams Messaging Manager Database Name
- Streams Messaging Manager Database User
- Streams Messaging Manager Database Host
- Streams Messaging Manager Database Port
- Click Save Changes.
- Change the
streamsmsgmgr
user’s home directory:- Log in to the Streams Messaging Manager
host.
ssh [MY_STREAMS_MESSAGING_MANAGER_HOST]
- Change the
streamsmsgmgr
user’s home directory to/var/lib/streams_messaging_manager
.Rhel-compatible:usermod -d /var/lib/streams_messaging_manager -m streamsmsgmgr
- Log in to the Streams Messaging Manager
host.