CDP Public Cloud: September 2020 Release Summary
Cloudera is pleased to announce the latest updates to CDP Public Cloud.
Highlights
- Cloudera Data Engineering is Generally Available on AWS
- CDP Data Visualization for Data Warehouse and Machine Learning is now available as a Tech Preview
New Or Updated Capabilities
Documentation
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Management Console
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Configuring Azure Active Directory identity federation in CDP
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Network and Subnet Planning on Azure
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A number of UI optimizations were made to environment management, including the start/stop process, the delete process and the data collection process
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Data Warehouse
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Overlay networks for Azure environments
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Enabling overlay networks in Azure environments
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Cloudera Data Warehouse
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Storage account consolidation for Azure environments
- CDW service no longer creates storage separate from Data Lake storage and thereby reduces both storage footprint and deployment complexity
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CDW suspend
- This optimization will help reduce operational costs
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[Tech Preview] Druid on Azure
- Druid provides low latency (real-time) data ingestion, flexible data exploration, and fast data aggregation
CDP Data Visualization
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[Tech Preview] CDP Data Visualization for Data Warehouse and Machine Learning
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CDP Data Visualization (DV) enables data engineers, business analysts, and data scientists to quickly and easily explore data, collaborate, and communicate explainable insights across the data lifecycle
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DV is integrated with Data Warehouse and Machine Learning to data modeling and dashboarding out of the box; this simplifies and speeds up the process of getting value directly into the hands of the line of business
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Please contact your Cloudera sales team to enable access to this Tech Preview
Cloudera Data Engineering
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Cloudera Data Engineering is now Generally Available on AWS
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CDE is a new curated experience for data engineers focused on data pipeline curation, automation, and management using Spark
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CDE is cloud native, leveraging Kubernetes where platform admins can quickly provision virtual compute clusters with strong isolation, capacity auto-scaling and quotas for cost management
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This release includes significant enhancements over the Tech Preview
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Spot instance support
- Users now have an additional knob to control cost, by being able to choose between running on Spot or On-Demand instances, providing up to 90% discount in AWS resources
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Local (native) SSD
- For memory and shuffle heavy workloads, CDE now allows using instances with local(native) SSD for intermediate results boosting performance
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Resource tags
- Allows administrators to define tags during CDE service creation to track and audit cloud provider resources
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IP Whitelisting
- Administrators can lock down access to the EKS control plane components via a CIDR range
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Stability & Security
- New CDE service deployment will now use Kubernetes 1.15 and Helm 3; this improves the stability and security of the service moving forward
Cloudera Data Hub
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Data Discovery and Exploration Template (Tech Preview) now includes a spark connector
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Provides support for indexing of RDDs and for Spark Streaming
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Facilitates speedier data ingestion pipelines to Solr, while allowing all the power and flexibility of Spark to transform and process data on its way to be served
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The “7.2.0 - Operational Database” DataHub template includes HUE for HBase DML/DDL
- This greatly simplifies the process of data exploration and query
SDX
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[Tech Preview] SDX Backup/Restore on AWS
- Reduced risk and simplified management to CDP continuity and recovery through a convenient process to backup and restore SDX configurations
Management Console & Control Plane
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Billing and Metering in MyCloudera Portal
- Currency Charges are now available for all customers with active prepay or pay-as-you go subscriptions
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The cdpcurl utility has been released to open source
- This provides curl-like access to the Management Console API as another alternative to the cdp cli
Full release documentation including release notes for each service is available here (Service Name → Release Notes → What’s New).