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Creating Cluster

Last updated: 2024-10-30 10:56:07

    Overview

    This document introduces the directions and configurations for creating an EMR on TKE cluster through the EMR console.

    Directions

    Log in to the EMR Console, click Create Cluster on the EMR on TKE cluster list page, and complete the relevant configuration on the purchase page. When the cluster status in the list shows Running, it indicates that the cluster has been successfully created.
    Configuration Item
    Configuration Items Description
    Cluster name
    Set the cluster name to distinguish between different EMR clusters. The system generates a random name, which can be modified.
    Region
    The physical data center where the cluster is deployed. Each region represents an independent physical data center, and private networks of CVMs between different regions are not interconnected.
    Note:
    1. Once the cluster is created, the region cannot be changed, so choose carefully.
    2. Only container clusters within this region are supported to provide resources for the cluster.
    Container type
    1. The service role is deployed by using resources provided by the container layer, supporting both TKE General and TKE Serverless clusters.
    2. The computing resources are container deployment resources purchased synchronously with EMR, supporting resource association for EMR on TKE clusters.
    Note: Select a specific container cluster or computing resource to provide Pod resources for service deployment of the EMR on TKE cluster.
    Cluster Network
    Used for purchasing a db. It is necessary to ensure that the EMR cluster network is consistent with the container cluster network.
    AZ and subnet
    Used for purchasing a db. It is necessary to ensure that the EMR cluster network is consistent with the container cluster network.
    Security group
    The security group functions as a firewall to configure network access control for CVM. If no security group is available, EMR will automatically create one for you. If there is an existing security group in use, you can select it directly. If the number of security groups has reached the upper limit and new ones cannot be created, you can delete some unused security groups. View the security groups currently in use.
    Create a security group: EMR helps users create a security group, enabling ports 22 and 30001, as well as the necessary private network IP ranges.
    Existing EMR security group: Select an already created EMR security group as the security group for the current instance, enabling ports 22 and 30001, as well as the necessary private network IP ranges.
    Billing mode
    Only supports pay-as-you-go mode. Pay-as-you-go: Pay based on usage duration. Account identity verification is required, and a 2-hour fee will be frozen at the time of activation (vouchers cannot be used as a freezing deposit). The frozen resource fee will be refunded upon termination.
    Product version
    The components and their versions bundled with different product versions vary.
    Deploy task
    Optional components that can be customized and combined based on your needs. Select at least one component service for deployment. Supported deployment types: default deployment and associated deployment.
    Associated deployment: Provides service sources for the current cluster, such as other cloud EMR clusters or DLC.
    Default deployment: Deploys the current service to the selected container resources, allowing customization of resource specifications and quantity (service role level deployment). Recommended for use.
    Associated deployment
    Select an EMR on CVM or EMR on TKE cluster that contains the current service.
    1. When you select an EMR on CVM cluster, the cluster needs to have the current service deployed.
    2. When you select an EMR on TKE cluster, the current service in the cluster needs to be configured to provide external services.
    3. MetaStore (HiveMetaStore) supports selecting DLC as the service source.
    Default deployment
    Data volume directory: Provides data storage directories for containers. Currently, only mounting with HostPath or using the created PVC is supported. POD specifications set service role dimension deployment information as an optional setting.
    External access setting: Set whether the current role provides external services, with optional support for public network LB access and private network LB access.
    Node scheduling policy: Set the scheduling policy for the current role deployment, allowing Pods to be scheduled to nodes that match the desired Label according to the scheduling rules.
    Hive metadatabase
    If the Hive component is selected, Hive Metastore offers two storage options:
    The first is the default cluster option, where Hive metadata is stored in a separately purchased MetaDB for the cluster.
    The second option is to associate an external Hive Metastore, where you can choose to link to EMR-MetaDB or a self-built MySQL database, with metadata stored in the associated database, which will not be destroyed when the cluster is terminated. See Hive Metadata Management.
    Note: When you select one or more of the following components such as Hue, Ranger, Oozie, Druid, and Superset, the system will automatically purchase a MetaDB for storing metadata of components other than Hive.
    COS bucket
    Used for storing logs, JAR packages, and other information.
    Tag
    You can add tags to cluster or node resources during creation to facilitate resource management. A maximum of 5 tags can be added, and tag keys should not be duplicated.
    Set Password
    Set the webUI password. The current password is only used to initially set up the service webUI access password.
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