Installing Cloudera Data Services on premises using Cloudera Embedded Container Service

• Click Custom Repository to use a custom repository link provided by Cloudera.

1. Download everything under from https://archive.cloudera.com/p/cdp-pvc-ds/latest.

   wget -l 0 --recursive --no-parent -e robots=off -nH --cut-dirs=2 --reject="index.html*" -t 10 https://<username>:<password>@archive.cloudera.com/p/cdp-pvc-ds/latest/

   To download only the required images, use the following script:

   DSPATH=<https://<username>>:<password>@archive.cloudera.com/p/cdp-pvc-ds/latest
   IMGPATH=${DSPATH}/images/wget ${DSPATH}/manifest.json
   wget ${DSPATH}/cdp-private*.tgz
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A * ${DSPATH}/parcels
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A a*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A u*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A v*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A w*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A y*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A c*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A e*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A f*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A i*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A j*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A k*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A o*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A q*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A w*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A z*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A b*.tar.gz -R boltz2*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A d*.tar.gz -R deepseek*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A g*.tar.gz -R gpt-oss*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A h*.tar.gz -R hugging*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A l*.tar.gz -R llama*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A m*.tar.gz -R mix*.tar.gz,mis*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A n*.tar.gz -R nemo*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A p*.tar.gz -R paddle*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A r*.tar.gz -R riva-asr*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A s*.tar.gz -R starcoder2*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A t*.tar.gz -R triton*.tar.gz $IMGPATH
   wget -r -nc --no-parent -A *.tar.gz.asc $IMGPATH 

2. Edit the manifest.json file in the downloaded directory. Change "http_url": "..." to "http_url": "http://your_local_repo/cdp-pvc-ds/latest".

3. Mirror the downloaded directory to your local HTTP server, for example, to http://your_local_repo/cdp-pvc-ds/latest.

4. Click Custom Repository and add http://your_local_repo/cdp-pvc-ds/latest as a custom repository.

5. From the Select Repository drop-down menu select http://your_local_repo/cdp-pvc-ds/latest.

If you select the Internet Install Method option on the Getting Started page, images are copied over the internet from the Cloudera repository.

If you select the Air Gapped option, images are copied from a local http mirror you have set up in your environment.

Select Default to deploy all of the default Docker images to the repository, or select Select the Optional Images to choose which images to deploy. If you will be deploying , toggle the switch on to copy the images for .

Use a custom Docker Repository

docker login [***URL for Docker Repository***] -u [***username of user with write access***]

bash copy-docker.txt

The copying operation might take 4-5 hours.

The following tables show the ports that must be opened and allowed regardless of which Docker repository option you choose. For more information on the ports, see RKE2 Documentation.

This option requires that you set up a Docker Repository in your environment and that all cluster hosts have connectivity to the repository.