Setting up the parcels

After the Big Data Protector parcels and CSDs are copied to the local Cloudera repository directories, restart the Cloudera SCM server. The restart ensures Cloudera Manager identifies the new CSD and parcel files. The restart also enables Cloudera Manager to display the Big Data Protector services in the Add Services section in Cloudera Manager.

To set up the Big Data Protector Parcels and CSDs:

1. Log in to the Master node.

   Caution: Ensure to delete the older versions of the Big Data Protector parcels and .jar files before installing the new parcels and .jar files to the local repository of the Cloudera Manager.

2. Copy the following Big Data Protector parcels with the .parcel extension and their corresponding checksum files with the .sha extension to the local parcel repository of Cloudera Manager:

   • PTY_BDP-<BDP_version>_CDP7.1.p0-<operating_system_version>.parcel
   • PTY_BDP-<BDP_version>_CDP7.1.p0-<operating_system_version>.parcel.sha
   • PTY_CERT-<BDP_version>_CDP7.1.p0-<operating_system_version>.parcel
   • PTY_CERT-<BDP_version>_CDP7.1.p0-<operating_system_version>.parcel.sha
   • PTY_LOGFORWARDER_CONF-<BDP_version>_CDP7.1.p0-<operating_system_version>.parcel
   • PTY_LOGFORWARDER_CONF-<BDP_version>_CDP7.1.p0-<operating_system_version>.parcel.sha

   Note: The local parcels for the Cloudera Manager are stored in the /opt/cloudera/parcel-repo/ directory.

3. Copy the following .jar files file to the local CSD repository:

   • BDP_PEP-<BDP_version>.jar

   Note: The local CSD or .jar files for Cloudera Manager are stored in the /opt/cloudera/csd/ directory.

4. Navigate to the local parcel repository directory.

   Note: The local parcel files are available in the /opt/cloudera/parcel-repo/ directory.

5. To assign the ownership permissions for the Cloudera SCM user to the Protegrity Big Data Protector parcels and checksum files, run the following command:

   chown cloudera-scm:cloudera-scm PTY_*
   

6. Press ENTER.

7. To assign 640 permissions to the parcel files, run the following command.

   chmod 640 PTY_*
   

8. Press ENTER.

   The command assigns read and write permissions to the owner, read permissions to the group, and restricts access to all other users.

9. Navigate to the local CSD repository directory.

   Note: The local CSD or .jar files are available in the /opt/cloudera/csd directory.

10. To assign the ownership permissions for the Cloudera SCM user to the Big Data Protector CSD or .jar files, run the following command:

    chown cloudera-scm:cloudera-scm *
    

11. Press ENTER.

12. To assign 640 permissions to the CSD or .jar files, run the following command.

    chmod 640 *
    

13. Press ENTER.

    The command assigns read and write permissions to the owner, read permissions to the group, and restricts access for all other users.

14. To restart the Cloudera SCM server and load the Big Data Protector CSDs in the Cloudera Manager, run the following command:

    service cloudera-scm-server restart
    

15. Press ENTER.

    The Cloudera Manager detects the new parcels in the local parcel repository.

    Note: Restart the Cloudera SCM server to ensure that the Big Data Protector services are listed on the Add Services page in Cloudera Manager.