Cloudera Manager

• CDP Runtime Release Notes
• Cloudera Manager Release Summaries

Cloudera Manager 7.13.1 supports unified Cloudera Runtime 7.3.1 (includes CDP Private Cloud Base and CDP Public Cloud) and recent releases of the on-premises runtimes including, 7.1.9, 7.1.8, and 7.1.7.

Cloudera Manager is a centralized management software for installing, configuring, and monitoring clusters running Cloudera services on-premises or in the cloud. It simplifies essential tasks such as dependency management and security configuration, enabling seamless deployment across thousands of nodes.

For upgrades, Cloudera Manager 7.13.1 automates the download, distribution, and installation of Cloudera services, reducing operational complexity and downtime. Additionally, it supports managing multiple clusters, even those running different versions of the Cloudera Runtime, to centralize management.

With comprehensive monitoring, real-time metrics, lifecycle auditing, and customizable alerts, Cloudera Manager simplifies regular operations. Insights into the health and performance of Cloudera services and the underlying infrastructure those services run on are centralized to help administrators react to issues quickly or set up alerts to proactively avoid them.

Users can interact with Cloudera Manager through a browser-based interface or the API. The API allows complete automation of cluster management tasks for streamlining day 2 operations or ensuring consistency across multiple clusters during upgrades or scaling efforts. With the versatile API, Cloudera Manager can integrate with other services, such as Cloudera Observability, to offer a unified operational view from anywhere.

With Cloudera Manager, you can focus on driving innovation while leaving the complexities of cluster management to a proven, reliable solution. For further details on leveraging Cloudera Manager to its full potential, explore the additional resources and guides included in this documentation.

Cloudera Manager is a component of Cloudera Data Platform (CDP). After creating a cluster with Management Console, use Cloudera Manager to manage, configure, and monitor the cluster and Cloudera Runtime services.

The CDP overview library provides an overview of CDP.