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Active / Active Architecture
Active / Stand-by Architecture
Add and Configure Schema Registry
Add and Configure SMM
Add and Configure SRM
Add and Configure SRM
Add and configure the SMM Node
Adding a new schema
Adding and Configuring Record Reader and Writer Controller Services
Aggregation for Analytics
Alert Policies Overview
Apache Kafka
Bi-directional Replication Flows
Bidirectional Replication of Active Clusters
Cloudera Stream Processing
Cloudera Stream Processing Overview
Cluster Migration Architectures
Compatibility Policies
Component support
Component Types and Metrics for Alert Policies
Configuration Examples
Configuration Properties Reference
Configuration Properties Reference for Properties Available in Cloudera Manager
Configure Apache Kafka for SMM
Configure Metadata Stores in Postgres
Configure Postgres to Allow Remote Connections
Configure SRM for Failover and Failback
Configuring Cloudera Manager and Service Monitor
Configuring Clusters and Replications
Configuring Metadata Stores in MySQL
Configuring Properties Not Exposed in Cloudera Manager
Configuring SMM to Monitor SRM Replications
Configuring SRM
Configuring the Driver Role Target Clusters
Configuring the Service Role Target Cluster
Creating a Kafka Topic
Creating a Notifier
Creating an Alert Policy
Cross Data Center Replication
Cross Data Center Replication of Multiple Clusters
CSP Architecture
CSP Deployment Overview
Deleting a Kafka Topic
Deleting a Notifier
Deleting a schema
Deleting an Alert Policy
Deployment
Disabling an Alert Policy
Download locations
Enable Auto-TLS for your cluster
Enable Kerberos on SMM
Enable Kerberos on SRM
Enable Kerberos on your cluster
Enable partition level metric collection
Enable TLS for SMM
Enable TLS/SSL for SRM
Enabling an Alert Policy
Enabling Interceptors
Enabling Sentry Authorization for SMM
End to End Latency Overview
End to End Latency Use Cases
Evolving a schema
Examples of Interacting with Schema Registry
Fan-in and Fan-out Replication Flows
Granularity of Metrics
Highly Available Kafka Architectures
How to Set up Failover and Failback
Install CDH
Install or upgrade Cloudera Manager
Install Postgres
Install Sentry
Install the JDK
Install the Parcel and CSD files
Installing Databases
Installing MySQL
Integrating Kafka and Schema Registry
Integrating Kafka and Schema Registry Using NiFi Processors
Integrating with Kafka
Integrating with NiFi
Integrating with Schema Registry
Key Features
Known issues
Main Use Cases
Managing Alert Policies
Managing Alert Policies and Notifiers
Managing Topics
Migrating Consumer Groups Between Clusters
Modify a Kafka Topic
Monitoring Brokers
Monitoring Checkpoint Latency for Cluster Replication
Monitoring Cluster Replications by Quick Ranges
Monitoring Cluster Replications Overview
Monitoring Clusters
Monitoring Consumers
Monitoring End to End Latency
Monitoring End-to-end Latency
Monitoring Kafka Cluster Replications
Monitoring Kafka Clusters
Monitoring Producers
Monitoring Replication Latency for Cluster Replication
Monitoring Replication with Streams Messaging Manager
Monitoring Status of the Clusters to be Replicated
Monitoring Throughput and Latency by Values
Monitoring Throughput for Cluster Replication
Monitoring Topics
Monitoring Topics to be Replicated
New Topic and Consumer Group Discovery
Notifiers
Obtain the Kafka service name
Offsets Subcommand
On-premise to Cloud and Kafka Version Upgrade
Options reference
Overview
Prepare your cluster
Prepare your environment
Querying a schema
Release Notes
Remote Topics
Replicating Data
Replication Flows Overview
Review System Requirements
Schema Entities
Schema Registry
Schema Registry Component Architecture
Schema Registry Concepts
Schema Registry Overview
Schema Registry Overview
Schema Registry Use Cases
Searching by Topic Name
Searching Cluster Replications by Source
Secure your cluster
Set up a secure Apache Kafka cluster
Setting up the HortonworksSchemaRegistry Controller Service
SRM Command Line Tools
srm-control
Streams Messaging Manager
Streams Messaging Manager Overview
Streams Messaging Manager Overview
Streams Replication Manager
Streams Replication Manager Overview
Support Matrix
TLS/SSL settings for Streams Messaging Manager
Topics and Groups Subcommand
Understanding NiFi Record Based Processing
Understanding Replication Flows
Updating a Notifier
Updating an Alert Policy
Use Case 1: Registering and Querying a Schema for a Kafka Topic
Use Case 2: Reading/Deserializing and Writing/Serializing Data from and to a Kafka Topic
Use Case 3: Dataflow Management with Schema-based Routing
Use Case Architectures
Using Record-Enabled Processors
Using Schema Registry
Using SRM
Viewing Replication Details
What's new in Cloudera Stream Processing

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Configuration Examples

Configuring Clusters and Replications
Configuring the Driver Role Target Clusters
Configuring the Service Role Target Cluster
Configuring Properties Not Exposed in Cloudera Manager
New Topic and Consumer Group Discovery
▼Configuration Examples
1. Bidirectional Replication of Active Clusters
2. Cross Data Center Replication of Multiple Clusters
Configuration Properties Reference
Configuration Properties Reference for Properties Available in Cloudera Manager

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Configuring SRM

Configuration Examples

Configuration examples for typical SRM architectures.

Bidirectional Replication of Active Clusters
Configuration example for two active Kafka clusters setup with bidirectional replication.
Cross Data Center Replication of Multiple Clusters
Configuration example with three data centers that have two Kafka clusters each.

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