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Getting Started

Lab Setup

Workshop Attendees will be provided with a Login. Please enter your details below for reference throughout these lab exercises.

  • Lab Group #: ________________ (this will be your breakout room number)

    • You will use this to replace the "#" within the lab exercises with the number you enter here

  • URL: _____________________________________

    • Use Incognito Browser window

  • Login:

    • User: _____________________________________
    • Password: _____________________________________

In the labs when you see:

  • ${user_id} or <user_id> - this will indicate to use your User (Workload User) provided for you to login to CDP
  • ${bucket} - this will indicate to use the bucket provided to you

Get Started - Log into CDP

In this Lab you will login to CDP and complete your user setup.

  1. Log in to CDP - open a browser and open the URL from the Lab Setup section

    • When prompted use the Login details from the Lab Setup section for the User/PW

  2. On the HOME page of CDP you will see all of the Services available to you

  • Multi-function analytics - Data Services; today we'll just focus on the Cloudera Data Warehouse Data Service

  • There are other Data Services that usually are part of an Analytic use case

    • Data Flow - for data ingestion needs
    • Data Engineering - for ELT/ETL, transformations, data wrangling, etc.
    • Machine Learning - for Data Science teams to collaboratively build and productionalize ML/AI applications and models for the Enterprise

  • However, Cloudera provides other services such as Data Catalog, Replication Manager, Workload Manager, and Management Console provide continuity and functionality throughout the platform.

Note: The platform removes the necessity to spend unnecessarily on integration tax, where other solutions combine various pieces together in the ability to provide continuity and functionality throughout an end-to-end use case but this is difficult because it introduces many moving parts.