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▶︎CEM Overview
1. Cloudera Edge Management overview
▶︎Getting Started
▶︎Using CEM
▼Edge Flow Manager
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Access control bootstrapping
Access control policies
Adding components to the canvas in CEM
Adding parameters in CEM
Adding services in CEM
Agent authentication
Agent class roles policies
Agent details in CEM
Agent manager in CEM
Agents heartbeating to EFM
Agents heartbeating to EFM
Agents heartbeating to EFM
Agents heartbeating to EFM
Agents registering to EFM
Agents registering to EFM
Agents registering to EFM
Agents registering to EFM
Apache MiNiFi C++ Agent
Apache MiNiFi Java Agent
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Assigning policies to a user
Assigning policies to a user group
Assigning policies to agent classes
Before you begin installing EFM
Before you begin installing MiNiFi C++ Agent
Before you begin MiNiFi agent installation on Windows
Bending connections in CEM
Building a dataflow in CEM
CEM component compatibility
CEM Overview
CEM security overview
Cloudera Edge Management
Cloudera Edge Management overview
Cloudera Edge Management user interface
Collecting Audit Events
Compressed traffic through C2 protocol between EFM and agents
Configurations of the setup
Configuring a connection in CEM
Configuring a processor in CEM
Configuring a remote process group in CEM
Configuring Agent Deployer for securing agents
Configuring communication with secured EFM
Configuring communication with secured EFM
Configuring Kafka for integration with EFM
Configuring Knox SSO
Configuring LDAP authentication
Configuring MiNiFi C++ repositories
Configuring mutual TLS authentication
Configuring OpenID Connect SSO
Configuring proxy authentication
Configuring SAML 2.0 SSO
Configuring the EFM properties
Configuring the EFM server
Configuring users for running MiNiFi Java on Windows
Configuring your MiNiFi C++ Agent
Configuring your MiNiFi Java Agent
Connecting components in CEM
Consume Windows event logs through MiNiFi
Creating user groups
Creating users
Dashboard in CEM
Debug agent in CEM
Deploying agents in CEM
Deploying an EFM Cluster
Deploying Edge Flow Manager cluster
Design in CEM
Download locations
Download locations
Download locations
Download the MiNiFi C++ agent image
Download the MiNiFi Java agent image
Edge events in CEM
Edge Flow Manager
Edge Flow Manager
Edit table layout in CEM
Editing user groups
Editing users
EFM cluster configuration
EFM cluster database setup
EFM cluster high availability
EFM Infrastructure and Performance
EFM infrastructure test cases
EFM infrastructure test cases with different configurations
Encrypt sensitive properties
Encrypting sensitive data
Encrypting Sensitive Properties
Encrypting sensitive properties
Encryption of a single property
Encryption of multiple properties
Example dataflow in CEM
Exporting and Importing Dataflows
Exporting and importing dataflows using REST API
Expression language in CEM
Fine-tuning Bulk Operation Processing
Fine-tuning bulk operation processing
First login with a new user
Fixed issues
Fixed issues
Forwarding heartbeats and acknowledge requests to Kafka
Getting Started
Hazelcast memory considerations
Identity mapping
Infrastructure of the setup
Initial admin identities
Initial setup
Install Java for EFM
Installation
Installation
Installation
Installing and configuring MariaDB
Installing and configuring MySQL
Installing and configuring PostgreSQL
Installing C++ Agent on Windows from command line
Installing C++ Agent on Windows using MSI
Installing databases for EFM
Installing EFM as an operating system service
Installing EFM as an operating system service
Installing EFM server
Installing Java for MiNiFi Java Agent
Installing MiNiFi C++ Agent
Installing MiNiFi Java Agent on Linux
Installing MiNiFi Java Agent on Windows
Installing MiNiFi Java as a service
Installing MiNiFi Java on Windows
Installing the EFM server
Installing the MiNiFi Java Agent
Installing your MiNiFi C++ Agent
Integrating with Apache Kafka
Integrating with the Windows certificate store
Integration with Apache Kafka
Introduction to agent manifest resolution strategy
Introduction to EFM infrastructure and performance
Java agent updates
Known issues
Known issues
Known issues
Loading a new dataflow for MiNiFi
Log collection aggregation scenario
Managing Agent Manifest Resolution
Managing agents in CEM
Managing MiNiFi Java Agent
Managing MiNiFi Java agent
Managing user groups using IdP
Managing user groups using LDAP
MiNiFi
MiNiFi C++ agent authentication
MiNiFi C++ Agent configurations
MiNiFi Java agent authentication
MiNiFi Java Agent configurations
Monitoring deployments in CEM
Monitoring events in CEM
Monitoring metrics in CEM with Grafana
Monitoring status using MiNiFi
Okta EFM integration using SAML
Okta integration using OIDC
Older versions
Open network ports for EFM
Overview of agent parameters in CEM
Overview of Edge Flow Manager upgrade
Parameters in CEM
Processor support
Publishing a dataflow in CEM
Quick start
Recommendations for bulk operations in EFM
Referencing parameters in CEM
Refreshing a dataflow in CEM
Refreshing the agent manifest for existing flows
Release Notes
Release Notes
Release Notes
Reverting a dataflow in CEM
Scenario: Deployed state check frequency and timeout
Scenario: Frenquency and size of batch operation
Scenario: Heartbeat interval and timeout rate
Scenario: Heartbeat interval for agent class
Securing an EFM cluster
Securing CEM
Securing MiNiFi C++ Agent
Securing MiNiFi Java Agent
Set the encryption password for EFM
Setting agent parameter values
Setting up Application Logging
Setting up application logging
Setting up ConsumeWindowsEventLog
SSO identity provider setup
Starting MiNiFi C++ Agent
Starting MiNiFi Java Agent
Starting the EFM server
Startup of EFM with encrypted properties
Stopping MiNiFi
Support matrix
Supported processors
System requirements for EFM
System requirements for EFM
System requirements for installing MiNiFi Java
System requirements for installing MiNiFi Java
System requirements for MiNiFi C++
System requirements for MiNiFi C++
Takeaways
Takeaways
Takeaways
Terminology in CEM
TLS configuration for CEM
TLS configuration for EFM
TLS keys and certificates
Tracking numerous agents scenario
Troubleshooting MiNiFi C++ Agent
Uninstalling MiNiFi Java Agent on Linux
Unsupported features
Updates and fixed issues
Updating agent capability using Asset Push
Upgrade
Upgrade
Upgrade
Upgrading EFM
Upgrading MiNiFi C++ agents
Upgrading MiNiFi Java agents from 1.x to 2.x
Use the container as a sidecar container in Kubernetes
Use the container in standalone mode
Use the container in standalone mode
User authentication
User group management
User management
Using Agent Parameters
Using Asset Push Command
Using Asset Push command
Using CEM
Using DefragmentText processor
Using ExecuteScript processor
Using MiNiFi Agent Container Image
Using MiNiFi as a Log Collector Pod in Kubernetes
Using MiNiFi as a log collector pod in Kubernetes
Using MiNiFi Java Agent Container Image
Using parameters in CEM
Using PostgreSQL instead of MySQL for relational database
Using Python processor
Using Script to Integrate Custom Code
Using Separate Ports in EFM
Using separate ports in EFM
Using the Agent Deployer
What is Cloudera Edge Management?
What's new in EFM

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Takeaways

Introduction to EFM infrastructure and performance
Infrastructure of the setup
Configurations of the setup
▶︎EFM infrastructure test cases
1. Agents registering to EFM
2. Agents heartbeating to EFM
▼EFM infrastructure test cases with different configurations
Hazelcast memory considerations

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EFM Infrastructure and Performance

Takeaways

According to the test, you should expect increased CPU consumption for EFM when Kafka integration is enabled.

Parent topic: Forwarding heartbeats and acknowledge requests to Kafka

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