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Creating Cloudera Data Engineering Virtual Cluster without installing Atlas in your Cloudera Base cluster

If the Cloudera Data Engineering Virtual Cluster creation fails because Atlas is not installed, you must identify the Cloudera Data Engineering Namespace and set an environment variable prior to creating the Virtual Cluster.

  1. Identify the Cloudera Data Engineering Namespace
    1. In the Cloudera console, click the Data Engineering tile. The Cloudera Data Engineering Home page displays.
    2. In the Cloudera Data Engineering Services column, click for the Cloudera Data Engineering service you want to create a VC.
    3. Note the Cluster ID shown on the page and identify the Cloudera Data Engineering Namespace. For example, if the Cluster ID is cluster-sales8098, then the Cloudera Data Engineering Namespace is dex-base-sales8098.
  2. Use this Cloudera Data Engineering 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>
    oc
    oc set env deployment/dex-base-configs-manager -c dex-base-configs-manager ATLAS_CONFIGS_DISABLED=true --namespace <CDE Namespace>

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