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Connecting to a Yandex Data Processing cluster

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Updated at September 25, 2025

After creating a Yandex Data Processing cluster, you can connect to subcluster hosts:

  • Over the internet, if you have public access configured for your subcluster.
  • From a Yandex Cloud virtual machine located on the same cloud network.

To connect to your cluster:

  1. Configure security groups.
  2. Get the host FQDN.
  3. Connect to the host using one of these methods:
    • Over SSH.
    • Via OS Login using a standard SSH client or Yandex Cloud CLI.
    • From graphical IDEs.

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