If you want to install something that isn't HDP you need to use a management pack.(mpack) An mpack gives Ambari information on how to manage software.
Bigtop has a management pack that will enable you to install Bigtop via Ambari. I haven't used it but it's apparently working. That will not fix your issue though as you know Ubuntu 18 isn't officially supported.(and out of the box will throw errors. I know I've supplied you with some info to help remove those errors but this question doesn't reflect those suggestions.) On Tue., Jan. 18, 2022, 09:31 Marc Hoppins, <marc.hopp...@eset.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > > > After a successful build, I copied ambari-server_2.7.6.0.0-dist.deb to an > Ubuntu 18 server and installed. > > > > Run ambari-server setup and run with the defaults. Whan I check the log I > see a bunch of [Stack Version Loading Thread] errors stating > > > > Could not load version definition for HDP-xxxx (a bunch of versions) > identified by https://archivew.cloudera.com/p/HDP/... Urls > > > > Of course, these are all behind a paywall, so how does ambari work with > these restrictions? > > > > I am also going to assume that apache bigtop 3.0.0 which uses ambari 2.7.5 > will also suffer from this malady. > > > > I also tried installing and running on the build system and saw the same > server log errors despite there being no visible build errors. > > > > If this is a dev email and not a user email I apologise. Some of you may > have previously scraped HDP from cloudera before they locked everything > behind a fence, and suffer no problems. > > > > Thanks in advance > > > > Marc >
