Configuring a JMS Server for Policy Messages

Cloudera Manager Required Role: Navigator Administrator (or Full Administrator)

Only the JMS URL, JMS User, and JMS Password settings are required to set up the JMS Server. Enable Expression Input only if you want to use Java expressions to define your policies. See Metadata Policy Expressions for details about using Java expressions in your policy definitions.

These steps begin from the Cloudera Manager Admin Console home page.

1. Select Clusters > Cloudera Management Service.
2. Click the Configuration tab.
3. For choice of Filters, select Category > Policies. The configurable properties display:
   
   
   
   
4. Set the following properties for each role group

   Property	Default	Description
   JMS URL	tcp://localhost:61616	The URL of the JMS server. Notifications of changes to entities affected by policies you define are sent to this URL.
   JMS User	admin	The JMS user to which notifications of changes to entities affected by policies are sent.
   JMS Password	admin	The password of the JMS user to which notifications of changes to entities affected by policies are sent.
   JMS Queue	Navigator	The JMS queue to which notifications of changes to entities affected by policies are sent.
   Enable Expression Input	Disabled.	Click the box to enable if you want to use Java expressions to define policies. See Metadata Policy Expressions for details.
   		When enabled, feature applies to the Navigator Metadata Server Default Group. If this configuration should apply to another role group (or groups), edit the value for the appropriate role group. See Modifying Configuration Properties Using Cloudera Manager.

5. Click Save Changes.
6. Restart the Navigator Metadata Server role instance.