AWS outbound network access destinations
If you have limited outbound internet access (for example, due to using a firewall or proxy), review Table 1 and Table 2 to learn which specific outbound destinations must be available to register a Cloudera environment.
We recommend hostname-based policies, as some of the destination services do not have static IP addresses. IP address details in CIDR notation have been provided where static IPs are in use.
If the cloud provider network that you want to use for registering a Cloudera environment uses a custom DNS server that does not allow name resolution for the public domain, you should add all the domains listed in the following tables to the DNS forwarder for name resolution.
The following list includes general destinations as well as AWS-specific destinations.
| Description/Usage | Cloudera service | Destination | Protocol and Authentication | IP Protocol/Port | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Control Plane API |
All services |
US-based Control Plane:
EU-based Control Plane:
AP-based Control Plane:
|
HTTPS with Cloudera-generated access key |
TCP/443 |
Cloudera Control Plane REST API. |
|
Cloudera CCMv2 Persistent Control Plane connection |
All services |
US-based Control Plane:
EU-based Control Plane:
AP-based Control Plane:
|
HTTPS with mutual authentication |
TCP/443 |
Multiple long-lived/persistent connections. |
|
Cloudera Databus Telemetry, billing and metering data |
All services |
US-based Control Plane:
EU-based Control Plane:
AP-based Control Plane:
|
HTTPS with Cloudera-generated access key for dbus HTTPS for S3 |
TCP/443 |
Regular interval for telemetry, billing, metering services, and used for Cloudera Observability if enabled. Larger payloads are sent to a Cloudera managed S3 bucket. |
|
Cloudera Observability Metrics System metrics collection |
All services |
US-based Control Plane:
EU-based Control Plane:
AP-based Control Plane:
|
HTTPS |
TCP/443 |
New as of March 2024. |
|
Cloudera Manager parcels Software distribution |
All services |
archive.cloudera.com |
HTTPS |
TCP/443 |
Cloudera's public software repository. CDN backed service; IP range not predictable. |
|
RPMs Cloudera RPMs for workload agents |
All services |
cloudera-service-delivery-cache.s3.amazonaws.com |
HTTPS |
TPC/443 |
RPM packages for some workload components. |
| Description/Usage | Cloudera service | Destination | Protocol and Authentication | IP Protocol/Port | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
AWS STS |
All services |
sts.amazonaws.com sts.*.amazonaws.com |
HTTPS (one way) IAM authentication |
TCP/443 |
Cloudera 7.1.1+ required before can be made internal with VPC endpoints. |
|
AWS S3 |
All services |
*.s3.amazonaws.com *.s3.<AWS_REGION>.amazonaws.com s3.amazonaws.com |
HTTPS (one way) IAM authentication |
TCP/443 |
The <AWS_REGION> should be replaced with the AWS region used for your workloads. *.s3.<AWS_REGION>.amazonaws.com is VPC internal. *.s3.amazonaws.com and s3.amazonaws.com can be made internal with VPC endpoints. |
|
AWS RDS |
All services |
*.*.rds.amazonaws.com |
JDBC / Postgres binary protocol / MySQL / RDS CA certs |
TCP 5432 / 3306 / 443 |
VPC Internal. Only Cloudera Data Engineering uses MySQL and requires port 3306 to be open. |
