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Custom Radoop Proxy Installation
You can enable Radoop Proxy throughout the RapidMiner Server installation process, or, if using containers, during a docker-compose deployment. However, if for some reason you wish to install it later on, follow one of the chapters below, depending on your use-case.
The Radoop Proxy associated with a Radoop Connection is automatically disabled when a RapidMiner Radoop process is executed on RapidMiner Server. In this case, make sure to enable ‘Force Radoop Proxy on Server’ by editing the Radoop Connection in question. Further information can be found on the Radoop installation on Server page.
- Adding on Radoop Proxy later to a Server installation
- Adding on Radoop Proxy later to a container based Server deployment
- Deploying a standalone Radoop proxy (this can be handy when you plan to use Radoop without a RapidMiner Server in the mix)
Adding Radoop Proxy to RapidMiner Server startup process
Follow the steps in this chapter if you have a classic (i.e. non-containerized) RapidMiner Server installation.
Edit the file
bin/standalone.conf[.bat]in the RapidMiner Server installation directory. Find the line containingRADOOP_PROXY_ENABLEDproperty, and modify it:SET RADOOP_PROXY_ENABLED=trueIf RapidMiner Server is registered as a Windows service, apply the changes to
bin/service.batas well.If necessary, modify the port used by Radoop Proxy in
radoop-proxy/proxy.propertiesin the RapidMiner Server installation directory. The properties are explained below.After you saved the modifications, restart RapidMiner Server.
Adding Radoop Proxy to a container-based RapidMiner Server deployment
If you have a container-based RapidMiner Server deployment and you wish to add a Radoop Proxy to it, simply follow the description on the Radoop Proxy container page. You will have to specify the authentication method, address and port of the RapidMiner Server.
We recommend a docker-compose based approach, for easy reproducibility.
Standalone Radoop Proxy
The standalone Radoop Proxy can come in handy when you are not using a RapidMiner Server at all in your workflow, and all you need is to access your Hadoop cluster (which is in a secured network location) from your RapidMiner Studio.
The preferred way of doing this is to deploy the Radoop Proxy Docker container. To do this, simply follow the description on the Radoop Proxy container page.
You will have to specify a username and password.
We recommend a docker-compose based approach, for easy reproducibility.
If you are looking for steps on how to install a standalone Radoop Proxy without Docker containers, see the previous version of this document.