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July 10, 2021

Cloudera Operational Database 1.13 version offers multiple new features that includes disengaging autoadmin database function, runtime upgrade, copy tables between Cloudera Operational Database environments and many more.

Cloudera Operational Database supports HDFS for storage on Cloud Block Storage in addition to Cloud Object Storage on AWS & Azure

  1. Cloudera Operational Database now supports HDFS for fast and consistent performance.
  2. Cloud Object Storage has a high variance in latency, and sometimes the delay in accessing the data is high. The operational cost in managing such an operational database is expensive, as it reads millions of data per second. Cloudera Operational Database now deploys HDFS on Cloud Block Storage, which ensures that the performance characteristics are similar to on-prem. This feature simplifies the lift-and-shift efforts to the cloud.
  3. This capability includes an updated update-database command in CDP CLI Beta to enable tuning of auto-scaling based on HDFS utilization.

Cloudera Operational Database promotes custom user tags to CDP CLI Beta

When you create a Cloudera Operational Database database, Cloudera Operational Database enables you to supply custom tags for launched hardwares while using CDP CLI Beta.

Cloudera Operational Database delivers utility to manually copy tables across Kerberos realms without cross-realm Kerberos trust

Cloudera Operational Database introduces a CldrCopyTable utility, which is Cloudera’s version of the upstream CopyTable utility. This utility is an extension of the Cloudera Operational Database replication plugin that enables you to copy data cross-realm. This utility enables you to close any replication gaps that might arise depending on how you start or stop replication.

Cloudera Operational Database streamlines on-prem replication plugins

When you create a Cloudera Operational Database database, Cloudera Operational Database automatically sets configuration properties for the Cloudera replication plugin so that on-prem clusters can replicate into Cloudera Operational Database databases. Cloudera Operational Database now automatically configures the OpDB replication plugin and reduces the time needed to move the application into production.