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Cloudera Data Hub

Cloudera Data Hub is a service for launching and managing workload clusters. Cloudera Data Hub provides a set of default cluster definitions and templates that allow you to quickly provision workload clusters for prescriptive use cases, such as Data Engineering or Flow Management. Through Cloudera Data Hub and Cloudera Manager you can also access and manage the clusters that you create.

  • Cluster deployment: Currently, you can deploy Cloudera Data Hub clusters on AWS, Azure, or GCP. Deploying a Cloudera Data Hub cluster requires that you have a cloud provider account with either AWS, Azure or GCP; an environment registered in Cloudera; and a cloud credential. You can learn more about these specific requirements in the Cloudera Management Console documentation.

  • Cluster configuration: You can easily create a Cloudera Data Hub cluster from a default cluster configuration, or you can create your own custom cluster configurations. Data Hub clusters are powered by Cloudera Runtime and Cloudera DataFlow components, and the Cloudera Runtime and DataFlow for Data Hub documentation contain more information about individual cluster services.

  • Cluster access and management: After you create a Cloudera Data Hub cluster, you can access cluster web UIs and endpoints through the Data Hub page of the Cloudera UI. Through the UI you can also perform most cluster management tasks, such as resizing, stopping, or restarting a cluster, as well as stopping and restarting cluster services. Certain cluster management, configuration, and monitoring functions are performed through the Cloudera Manager Admin Console, which is accessible from Cloudera Data Hub.

  • Running workload clusters: Once your cluster is up and running and you can access it, refer to Cloudera Runtime or Cloudera DataFlow for Data Hub documentation for information about running workload clusters using services such as Hive, Spark, Impala, Hue, or Kafka.

  • API, CLI and SDK: The Cloudera Control Plane provides API, CLI and SDK tools that you can use to script and automate certain Cloudera Data Hub cluster creation and management tasks.

When you’re ready to get started with Cloudera Data Hub, read the in-depth overview.