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This is the documentation for Cloudera Director 2.4.x. Documentation for other versions is available at Cloudera Documentation.

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  • Introduction
    • Cloudera Director Interfaces
    • Displaying Cloudera Director Documentation
  • Cloudera Director Release Notes
    • New Features and Changes in Cloudera Director
    • Known Issues and Workarounds in Cloudera Director
    • Issues Fixed in Cloudera Director
  • Requirements and Supported Versions
  • Getting Started with Cloudera Director
    • Getting Started on Amazon Web Services (AWS)
      • Setting up the AWS Environment
      • Launching an EC2 Instance for Cloudera Director
      • Installing Cloudera Director Server and Client on the EC2 Instance
      • Configuring a SOCKS Proxy for Amazon EC2
      • Deploying Cloudera Manager and CDH on AWS
      • Pausing a Cluster in AWS
      • Cleaning Up Your AWS Deployment
    • Getting Started on Google Cloud Platform
      • Creating a Google Cloud Platform Project
      • Configuring Tools for Your Google Cloud Platform Account
      • Creating a Google Compute Engine VM Instance
      • Installing Cloudera Director Server and Client on Google Compute Engine
      • Configuring a SOCKS Proxy for Google Compute Engine
      • Deploying Cloudera Manager and CDH on Google Compute Engine
      • Cleaning Up Your Google Cloud Platform Deployment
    • Getting Started on Microsoft Azure
      • Obtaining Credentials for Cloudera Director
      • Setting up Azure Resources
      • Setting Up Dynamic DNS on Azure
      • Setting Up MySQL or PostgreSQL
      • Setting Up a Virtual Machine for Cloudera Director Server
      • Installing Cloudera Director Server and Client on Azure
      • Configuring a SOCKS Proxy for Microsoft Azure
      • Allowing Access to VM Images
      • Creating a Cluster
      • Adding New VM Images, Regions, and Instances
      • Important Notes About Cloudera Director and Azure
  • Usage-Based Billing
  • Customization and Advanced Configuration
    • The Cloudera Director Configuration File
    • Using Spot Instances
    • Creating a Cloudera Manager and CDH AMI
    • Choosing an AMI
    • Running Cloudera Director and Cloudera Manager in Different Regions or Clouds
    • Using a New AWS Region in Cloudera Director
    • Using Products outside CDH with Cloudera Director
      • Custom Service Descriptors
      • Using Kudu with Cloudera Director
      • Using Spark 2 with Cloudera Director
      • Using Third-Party Products with Cloudera Director
    • Deploying a Java 8 Cluster
    • Creating AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Policies
    • Using MySQL for Cloudera Director Server
    • Using MariaDB for Cloudera Director Server
    • Cloudera Director Database Encryption
    • Using EBS Volumes for Cloudera Manager and CDH
    • Using an External Database for Cloudera Manager and CDH
      • Defining External Database Servers
      • Defining External Databases
    • Setting Cloudera Director Properties
    • Starting and Stopping the Cloudera Director Server
    • Setting Cloudera Manager Configurations
    • Configuring Cloudera Director for a New AWS Instance Type
    • Configuring Cloudera Director to Use Custom Tag Names on AWS
    • Post-Creation Scripts
    • Enabling TLS with Cloudera Director
    • Creating Kerberized Clusters With Cloudera Director
    • Creating Highly Available Clusters With Cloudera Director
    • Enabling Sentry Service Authorization
  • Managing Cloudera Manager Instances with Cloudera Director Server
    • Cloudera Director and Cloudera Manager Usage
    • Submitting a Cluster Configuration File
    • Ports Used by Cloudera Director
    • Deploying Clusters in an Existing Environment
    • Cloudera Manager Health Information
    • Opening Cloudera Manager
    • Creating and Modifying Clusters with the Cloudera Director web UI
    • Terminating a Cluster
    • Diagnostic Data Collection
    • User Management
  • Cloudera Director Client
    • Installing Cloudera Director Client
    • Provisioning a Cluster on AWS
    • Running Cloudera Director Client
    • Connecting to Cloudera Manager with Cloudera Director Client
    • Modifying a Cluster with the Configuration File
      • Growing or Shrinking a Cluster with the Configuration File
  • Upgrading Cloudera Director
  • Troubleshooting Cloudera Director
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Cloudera Director Glossary

Starting and Stopping the Cloudera Director Server

Although you can stop and start Cloudera Director at any time, you should wait for running workflows to complete.

To start or stop the server, enter the following:

$ sudo service cloudera-director-server [start | stop]

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