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Yandex Data Processing component interfaces and ports

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Updated at December 26, 2024

For some Yandex Data Processing components, such as Hadoop, Spark, Yarn, and Zeppelin, there are custom web interfaces available on a cluster's master host. These interfaces can be used:

  • YARN Resource Manager and HDFS Name Node: To manage and monitor cluster resources.
  • Spark History and JobHistory: To view job statuses and debug jobs.
  • Apache Zeppelin: For collaboration, experiments, or ad-hoc operations.

Yandex Data Processing enables you to create clusters accessible from the internet or only from a cloud network. However, we recommend making service component interfaces inaccessible from outside Yandex Cloud in any configuration. You can connect to Yandex Data Processing component interfaces either using UI Proxy or a jump host VM.

UI Proxy is a tool that allows you to proxy the cluster component interface with HTTP traffic encryption and authentication via the Yandex Cloud IAM. To access the interfaces, the user must be logged in to Yandex Cloud, have cluster viewing permissions and the dataproc.user role.

UI Proxy is disabled by default. To use it, enable it when creating or configuring a cluster and view a list of web interfaces available for connection.

Warning

You may need to additionally set up security groups to use UI Proxy.

Components and portsComponents and ports

Service Port
HBase Master 16010
HBase REST 8085
HDFS Name Node 9870
Hive Server2 10002
Livy 8998
MapReduce Application History 19888
Oozie 11000
Spark History 18080
YARN Application History 8188
YARN Resource Manager 8088
Zeppelin 8890

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