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Setting up an HDInsight 3.0 cluster

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michaelisard edited this page Apr 7, 2014 · 1 revision

Before you can run Naiad on Azure, you need to perform a few steps.

  1. If you don't already have one, set up an Azure subscription from the Azure website.
  2. In order for the Naiad submission process to work smoothly, you must install and configure the Azure powershell tools. In the "How to: Connect to your subscription" item, follow the instructions under "Use the certificate method." Ensure that your environment is correctly setup by running Get-AzureSubscription and verifying that your subscription has "IsDefault: True" and information identifying the management certificate.
  3. If you don't already have one, you need to create an HDInsight 3.0 cluster. (Note that the page title talks about "Hadoop 2.2"---this is correct, since HDInsight 3.0 uses Hadoop 2.2.)
  4. Make a note of the default storage account, storage key and container for your cluster, since you will need them to [configure Naiad to use HDInsight](Configuring Naiad to run on Azure HDInsight).
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