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Installation details for the Edge component for DQ Cloud.
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Resource | Notes | Provisioned by |
|---|---|---|
Collibra DQ | Version 2022.02+ with Edge mode enabled | Collibra |
Collibra Edge Site | Version 2022.02+ | Customer |
Postgres | Version 11+ | Customer |
Includes future offering of compute pool and pushdown which is pending...
- RedHat 8 or Centos 8
- SSH Access
- 500 GB of free storage
- 64 GB memory
- 16 cores
- Egress (outbound) network access on port 443
- Network access to Postgres installed in step 2
For medium to large workloads of more than 100M rows by 100 columns, we recommend that your VM has a minimum of 32 cores, 128 GB memory, and 500 GB of free storage.
This is where your DQ Job results are stored.
- Version 11 or later
- A minimum of 100 GB of free storage
- A minimum of 4 cores
- Network access to and from the VM where Edge is installed
- User with ownership rights over the target database
This is provisioned by Collibra. Along with the URL, credentials will be provided to access your instance.
This offering is in public beta and only available for select Collibra customers. Please contact a Collibra representative to learn more.
This is provisioned by the customer. There are several way to install Postgres. You should follow your existing company process to provision a Postgres instance (RDS, Azure SQL, Cloud SQL, or standard install using a package manager). Please ensure version 11+.
Remember your Postgres IP and login credentials. This is required when deploying the Edge site.
Navigate to the Edge Site Management panel in the Admin Console
Add an Edge Site and provide a name and description
Using the Actions drop-down, download the Edge installer package locally
Upload the Edge installer package to your VM that meets the Edge system requirements above. An example scp command is below, but you can do this several ways.
scp -i ~/Downloads/vm-key.pem ~/Downloads/<installer>.tgz [email protected]<host-or-ip>:/home/user/<installer>.tgz
SSH to your VM after uploading the installer package. Untar the .tgz
tar -xvf <installer>.tgz
Install prerequisite Edge packages.
sudo yum install -y container-selinux selinux-policy-base
sudo yum install -y https://rpm.rancher.io/k3s/stable/common/centos/7/noarch/k3s-selinux-0.2-1.el7_8.noarch.rpm
sudo firewall-cmd --zone=trusted --add-interface=lo --permanent
sudo firewall-cmd --zone=trusted --add-interface=cni0 --permanent
sudo firewall-cmd --reload
Confirm you have the right Collibra DQ version pointer e.g. 2022.02-186 from your Cloud instance.
Remember your Postgres IP and credentials from the previous step.
Install Edge w/ DQ w/ the correct parameters
sudo /home/centos/install-master.sh --storage-path /var/edge properties.yaml -r registries.yaml --set collibra_edge.collibra.dq.enabled=true,collibra_edge.collibra.dq.targetRevision=2022.02-186,collibra_edge.collibra.dq.sparkVersion=3.2.0,collibra_edge.collibra.dq.metastoreUrl=jdbc:postgresql://<your-postgres-ip>:5432/postgres,collibra_edge.collibra.dq.metastoreUser=<your-postgres-user>,collibra_edge.collibra.dq.metastorePass=<your-postgres-password>
The snippet below is the same as the code block above.
The bold sections are the areas you will edit
sudo /home/<your-directory>/install-master.sh --storage-path /var/edge properties.yaml -r registries.yaml --set collibra_edge.collibra.dq.enabled=true,collibra_edge.collibra.dq.targetRevision=2022.02-<version>,collibra_edge.collibra.dq.sparkVersion=3.2.0,collibra_edge.collibra.dq.metastoreUrl=jdbc:postgresql://<postgres-ip>:5432/postgres,collibra_edge.collibra.dq.metastoreUser=<postgres-user>,collibra_edge.collibra.dq.metastorePass=<postgres-password>
Check that all the processes are running / completed
sudo /usr/local/bin/kubectl get pods --all-namespaces
Your Edge site will appear as HEALTHY upon successful installation
Uninstall Edge if there were mistakes/typos in the process
sudo /usr/local/bin/uninstall-edge.sh --force
Uninstalling an Edge Site using this command is OK. Do not delete an Edge Site using the UI.
Reinstall the prerequisites if you perform the uninstall
sudo yum localinstall --skip-broken -y https://rpm.rancher.io/k3s/stable/common/centos/7/noarch/k3s-selinux-0.2-1.el7_8.noarch.rpm
You should not delete an Edge using the UI, to avoid orphaned records.
Navigate to the Remote Agent panel in the admin console
Upon completion of the Edge installation, you'll find an agent available from each respective Edge Site. Click the pencil icon to configure the agent.
Change the Default Deploy Mode to Cluster, the Default Masters to K8s and input defaults for resource assignment. Also add freeform append Spark confs as shown here.
Use the spark confs in the code block below.
-conf spark.kubernetes.executor.limit.cores=1,spark.kubernetes.driver.limit.cores=1
The DQ Job (Spark) compute will take place locally on Edge K3s. Increase the size of your VM to vertically scale for more resources (.e.g. 32 cores, RAM, etc.). This is the preferred option in beta. Hadoop compute is supported if customer chooses that path and uses their Dataproc or EMR cluster.
Make note of the agent name that as created. In the following step you will create a connection and select (link) the agent to your connection.
Do not delete an Agent from the UI, to avoid any orphaned records.
Set max cores to 1 in the job limit settings.
This is the same process of adding a connection found here with one difference. You will map the connection to your agent upon establishing a connection. This is different than mapping a connection and an agent in the self-hosted application.
Select your target agent using the Target Agent drop-down. This drop-down will populate with existing agents. Here is where you will select the agent name from the previous step.
Afterwards, you do not need to assign the connection to the agent. It will be automatically mapped.
To map a connection to another agent, you need to re-save the connection and select another agent from the drop-down list.
Run a DQ Job to validate the installation. Use the Explorer to onboard a table and check the Jobs page as normal to see the status.
If the DQ Job does not succeed, please check your Agent settings and system prerequisites
Edge Capability Resource Requirements: If insufficient resources, your capabilities will not perform properly.
Installer: Please beware, downloading a new installer will invalidate the previous installer.
Volume: /var/lib/rancher/k3s path must have 500 GB of free storage available.
Root access: root access is needed, though future revisions will follow the least privileged user access policies.
The private beta is designed to let customers 1) complete the installation 2) confirm successful DQ jobs can be run and 3) validate their security requirements whereby no sensitive data is stored outside their custody.
# Get all pods running
sudo /usr/local/bin/kubectl get pods --all-namespaces
# Get shell access to pod
sudo /usr/local/bin/kubectl exec -it <dq-web-pod> -n collibra-edge -- bash
# Get shell access to pod
sudo /usr/local/bin/kubectl exec -it collibra-edge-controller-<pod-name> -n collibra-edge -- sh
# Check network connectivity to database
curl telnet://<rds-host>:<port>
# Delete jobs
sudo /usr/local/bin/kubectl delete pod <pod-name> -n collibra-edge
What network access is needed?
- The Edge Site and Postgres need to communicate with each other.
- Additionally, logging and heartbeat requires outbound access to several services. Please refer to Edge documentation for specific services that are used.
How can a user check the install?
- Time: The install should complete in around ~5 minutes; if not, there is likely an issue.
- Check that the pods
sudo /usr/local/bin/kubectl get pods --all-namespaces
Is there a way to get more checks / more logs?
sudo /usr/local/bin kubectl describe
How to verify successful install?
- In your Collibra DQ instance, navigate to the Edge Site Management panel in the Admin Console and confirm a HEALTHY status
- Support can confirm via Datadog, the edge site will send heartbeats
How to locate my Edge site in Datdog?
- Send your Edge Site ID to Support to check the health status.
Do customers have access to Datadog?
- Only Collibra has access to Datadog logging.
Can all my Collibra DQ and other capabilities run on the same Edge Site?
- There are not technical reasons preventing other capabilities and Collibra DQ from running on the same Edge Site.
- The guidance for the beta is to have DQ Edge separate from DGC Edge capabilities and simply use two Edge sites.
Are there any limitations with Collibra DQ Cloud in terms of features or functionality?
- While remote files are supported, local files and uploaded files are not supported due to security restrictions
- Specific drivers are not available in the beta, though the most common data sources are available.
What are the benefits of installing with Edge vs. a stand-alone, self-hosted application?
- The primary benefits are managed upgrades, maintenance, and reducing the ownership costs of an entirely self-hosted set of components.
- In addition, this design allows customers to take advantage of containers and cloud technologies without deep technical skillset requirements.
- This installation pattern was intentionally develop to not compromise any security requirements and give the customer complete custody of their data.
- Lastly, this aligns the Collibra architecture standards so support and services teams will benefit from normalized deployment models. In particular, when it comes to installation, configuration, and troubleshooting.
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