Describes how to grant Cloudera Support
temporary read-only access to your environment's workload diagnostic information that is
collected by Telemetry Publisher for Cloudera Observability.
By default, the Expedited Support feature is enabled. Learn
how to re-enable read-only access to your workload diagnostic information by Cloudera Support when troubleshooting help
is required after disabling.
Expedited Support grants read-only troubleshooting access to your Cloudera Support team. It provides access to
the same details and information that was sent by Telemetry Publisher to Cloudera Observability. Expedited Support enables the Cloudera Support team member who is
assisting you with a support case the ability to review any workload related issues
without requiring you to collect and send the workload details with a support case.
This results in a direct and accelerated troubleshooting experience.
These steps assume that you have been assigned the Cluster
Admin access role (ObservabilityClusterAdmin) by your administrator.
Verify that you are logged in to the Cloudera Observability web UI.
In a supported browser, log into the Cloudera.
The Cloudera Cloud web interface
landing page opens.
From the Your Enterprise Data Cloud landing
page, select the Observability tile.
The Cloudera Observability landing page opens.
From the Cloudera ObservabilityEnvironments page, locate the environment whose diagnostic
data requires troubleshooting help from Cloudera Support
From the environment's Actions list (ellipsis icon),
select Enable Expedited Support.
The Enable Expedited Support confirmation message opens.
Optional: In the Additional Note field, enter a comment that
uniquely describes why access is granted. For example, enter the Cloudera Support ticket number with a
brief description of the problem.
Click Enable.
A Cloudera Observability Expedited Support Enabled notification email is sent
to the user who initiated the Expedited Support
action. The email confirms the access condition, lists the cluster affected
by the action, and provides a date and time for when the action was
initiated.