June 10, 2022

COD now supports the Store File Tracking (SFT) as a limited availability feature

Store File Tracking (SFT) defines a separate, pluggable layer to handle storefile life cycle, and includes the FILE based built-in implementation that avoids internal file rename or move operations while managing the storefiles. This is a critical enablement to deploy HBase over S3 object store, which is known for the lack of atomic renames. COD enables this feature by default for databases deployed on AWS with S3, to mitigate the aforementioned S3 limitation that could cause critical issues for HBase. For more information, see HBase Store File Tracking.

COD supports Multiple Availability Zones (Multi-AZ) on AWS

COD ensures high availability and fault tolerance using Multi-AZ deployments. A Multi-AZ deployment means that compute infrastructure for HBase’s master and region servers are distributed across multiple AZs ensuring that when a single availability zone has an outage, only a portion of Region Servers is impacted and clients automatically switch over to the remaining servers in the available AZs.

Multi-AZ for COD is currently supported only on Amazon Web Services (AWS) environments. For more information, see Multi-AZ deployment on COD.

COD supports CDP Control Planes for multiple regions

COD now supports CDP Control Plane for eu-1 (Germany) and ap-1 (Australia) regions. Certain countries may have regulatory requirements that limit or forbid specific types of data from being sent or stored outside of the country or region where an organization operates. For this reason Cloudera has introduced new regions in which the Control Plane can run. By choosing a region other than us-west-1, you can ensure that sensitive metadata (such as information about CDP users) does not leave its region or country of origin. For more information, see CDP Control Plane regions.