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  1. Preface
  2. Workflows
  3. Workflow Variables
  4. Workflow Parameters
  5. Cluster Tasks
  6. Command Task
  7. Human Task
  8. Mapping Task
  9. Notification Task
  10. Gateways
  11. Workflow Recovery
  12. Workflow Administration

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Advanced Properties for Azure HDInsight

Advanced Properties for Azure HDInsight

Set the advanced properties for an Azure HDInsight cluster.
The following table describes the Advanced properties for a Microsoft Azure HDInsight cluster:
Property
Description
Cluster Name
Name of the cluster to create.
Azure Cluster Type
Type of the cluster to be created.
Choose one of the options in the drop-down list.
Default is Hadoop.
HDInsight version
HDInsight version to run on the cluster. Enter the HDInsight version tag string to designate the version.
Default is the latest version supported.
Azure Cluster Location
Use the drop-down list to choose the location in which to create the cluster.
Head Node VM Size
Size of the head node instance to create.
Default is Standard_D12_v2.
Number of Worker Node Instances
Number of worker node instances to create in the cluster.
Default is 2.
Worker Node VM Size
Size of the worker node instance to create.
Default is Standard_D13_v2.
Default Storage Type
Primary storage type to be used for the cluster.
Choose one of the following options:
  • Azure Data Lake Store
  • Azure BLOB storage account
Default is BLOB storage
Default Storage Container or Root Mount Path
Default container for data. Type one of the following paths:
  • For ADLS storage, type the path to the storage. For example, you can type
    storage-name
     or
    storage-name/folder-name
    .
  • For blob storage, type the path to the container. Format:
    /path/
Log Location
Optional. Path to the directory to store workflow event logs.
Default is
/app-logs
.
Attach External Hive Metastore
If you select this option, the workflow attaches an external Hive metastore to the cluster if you configured an external Hive metastore in the cloud provisioning configuration.
Bootstrap JSON String
JSON statement to run during cluster creation. You can use this statement to configure cluster details. For example, you could configure Hadoop properties on the cluster, add tags to cluster resources, or run script actions.
Choose one of the following methods to populate the property:
  • Type the JSON statement. Use the following format: 
    {
    "core-site" : {
        "<sample_property_key1>": 
          "<sample_property_val1>",
        "<sample_property_key2>": 
          "<sample_property_val2>"
    },
    "tags": {
        "<tag_key>": "<tag_val>"
    },
    "scriptActions": [
        {
            "name": "setenvironmentvariable",
            "uri": "scriptActionUri",
            "parameters": "headnode"
        }
    ]
}
  • Provide a path to a file that contains a JSON statement. Format: 
    file://<path_to_bootstrap_file>
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