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The kubectl tool provides direct administrative access to the Kubernetes cluster underlying a CDE service, which is useful for troubleshooting, among other things. This video will demonstrate how to set up kubectl access. To enable kubectl, we will need a couple of prerequisites. We wiil need the kubeconfig file from the CDE service. We will need to get and authorize the IAM user, and then need to make sure that everything is set up correctly, both for kubectl and some other tools like k9s.

In this demo, our experts will use Cloudera Data Warehouse to run ad-hoc, exploratory queries, and then they will use Data Visualization to quickly create visualizations that link directly into our data.

See Cloudera Shared Data Experience (SDX) in action. You will see how they use a single pane of glass to highlight everything that happens to a piece of data across its complete lifecycle, from when it’s first ingested all the way to when it’s used to train a machine learning model.