March 19, 2021
This release of the Management Console service introduces the following changes:
Single existing Azure resource group
The option to use your existing Azure resource group is now available in CDP. This allows you
to have your credential's role definition scoped to that particular resource group instead of
the whole subscription. The option to "Select Resource Group" is available on the UI on the
Region, Networking and Security page of the register environment wizard. The
corresponding CLI JSON parameter is resourceGroupName and the cdp
environments create-azure-environment CLI option to enable is
--resource-group-name <value>. If these parameters are not present, CDP
defaults to creating new resource groups. See updated Azure Permissions and Resource group in Azure Requirements documentation, and
updated Register an Azure environment.
Private endpoints for Azure database for PostgreSQL
The option to create private endpoints instead of service endpoints for Azure Database for
PostgreSQL is now available when registering an Azure environment in CDP. The option to "Create
Private Endpoints" is available on the UI in the "Network" section of the register environment
wizard. The corresponding CLI JSON parameter is createPrivateEndpoints and the
cdp environments create-azure-environment CLI option to enable private
endpoints is --create-private-endpoints. The option is disabled by default. It
can only be used with the single resource group feature and can only be enabled on subnets that
have Azure network policies turned off. See Private endpoint for PostgreSQL.
Public Endpoint Access Gateway for AWS
During AWS environment registration, you can optionally enable Public Endpoint Access Gateway, which provides secure connectivity to UIs and APIs in Data Lake and Data Hub clusters deployed using private networking, allowing users to access these resources without complex changes to their networking or creating direct connections to cloud provider networks. See Public Endpoint Access Gateway.
Generate CLI command from the UI
- Environment: From details of an existing environment or from the last page of the register environment wizard. See Obtain CLI commands for registering an environment.
- Data Lake: From details of an existing Data Lake. See Understanding Data Lake details: Show CLI Command.
- Credential: From details of an existing credential or from the create credential wizard. See Obtain CLI commands for creating a credential.
- Data Hub: From details of an existing Data Hub or from the create Data Hub wizard. See Create a Data Hub cluster on AWS from an existing cluster and Create a Data Hub cluster on Azure from an existing cluster.
Disable cloud storage logging for an existing environment
By default, CDP sends collected service logs from VM nodes to the cloud storage that you provided for logs during environment registration. You can disable cloud storage logging for a specific environment, by navigating to environment details > Summary > Telemetry and turning off "Enable Cloud Storage Logging". Disabling this option will affect only newly created Data Hub clusters in that environment. See Enabling environment telemetry>Disable cloud storage logging for an existing environment.
Obtain your CDP tenant ID
You can now obtain your CDP tenant ID from CDP web interface,. See Obtain your CDP tenant ID.
