If the Cloudera Data Engineering Virtual Cluster creation fails because Atlas is not
installed, you must identify the CDE Namespace and set an environment variable prior to creating
the Virtual Cluster.
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Identify the CDE Namespace
- In the Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) console, click the
Data Engineering tile. The CDE Home page
displays.
- In the CDE Services column, click for the CDE service you want
to create a VC.
- Note the Cluster ID shown on the page and identify the CDE Namespace. For example, if the
Cluster ID is cluster-sales8098, then the CDE
Namespace is dex-base-sales8098.
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Use this CDE Namespace (dex-base-sales8098) to run Kubernetes commands
using
kubectl
or OpenShift’s command line oc
.
kubectl
kubectl set env deployment/dex-base-configs-manager -c dex-base-configs-manager ATLAS_CONFIGS_DISABLED=true --namespace <CDE Namespace>
ococ set env deployment/dex-base-configs-manager -c dex-base-configs-manager ATLAS_CONFIGS_DISABLED=true --namespace <CDE Namespace>