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Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM, V7.0 Offers New Pricing Model Based on Cluster Capacity IBM Europe Software Announcement ZP20-0112, dated May 5, 2020 Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM, V7.0 offers new pricing model based on cluster capacity Table of contents 1 Overview 3 Technical information 2 Key requirements 4 Ordering information 3 Planned availability date 5 Terms and conditions 3 Program number 7 Prices 3 Publications 8 Announcement countries Overview Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM(R), V7.0 is a powerful, robust data management and analytics platform for on-premises IT environments. Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM delivers an integrated suite of analytic engines spanning streams processing, batch data processing, data warehousing, operational database, and machine learning in support of a diverse set of use cases. Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM features a unified open source, multifunction analytics and data management system. It combines capabilities of Cloudera Enterprise Data Hub and Hortonworks Data Platform Enterprise Plus, blends current open source data management and analytics technologies that are integrated to work together, and is optimized for deployment within the data center. Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM is an on-premises offering that can help your organization realize an effective enterprise data strategy for achieving competitive advantage through data-driven insights. Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM can be a foundational element of hybrid and multicloud deployment architectures, enabling: • A holistic view of data and metadata • A robust platform overview from a single pane of glass, the Cloudera Data Platform Management Console • A common data catalog across all of your deployments worldwide in various data centers and clouds • Synchronization of data sets and metadata policies between infrastructures as needed • Bursting of on-premises workloads into the cloud when more capacity is needed • Analysis and optimization of workloads through the use of Workload Manager, regardless of where the workloads run Cloudera Data Platform V7.0 is the foundation of the Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM solution. Cloudera Data Platform consists of the following essential set of projects and components in this release: • Apache Hadoop • Apache HBase • Apache Hive • Hive Metastore (HMS) • Apache Oozie • Apache Parquet • Apache Spark IBM Europe Software Announcement ZP20-0112 IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation 1 • Apache Sqoop • YARN • Apache Zookeeper • Apache Atlas • Apache Phoenix • Apache Ranger • Apache ORC • Apache Tez • Apache Avro • Cloudera Manager • Hue • Apache Impala • Key Trustee Server • Apache Kudu • Apache Solr • Apache Kafka IBM clients can download Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM from Passport Advantage(R). Variable pricing for Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM, V7.0 Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM follows a new pricing model: • Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM pricing includes a Base price per node plus variable pricing for compute and storage over node caps. • The new base part includes up to 16 physical cores, 128 GB RAM, and 48 TB storage per Virtual Server/Node, spread across the cluster or environment. • Variable pricing applies to additional capacity that clients can buy by using the add-on part numbers. There are two sets of parts to get entitlements to Cloudera Data Platform Data Center: 1. For clients wanting entitlements for just Cloudera Data Platform Data Center or have environments that already have Hortonworks Data Platform, select the part numbers that do not have 'Flex' in the part number description. 2. For clients who wish to deploy Cloudera Enterprise Data Hub or Cloudera Data Platform Data Center, select the part numbers the have "Flex" in the part number description. Based on the part numbers selected, the license will include one of the following: • "Licensee may use entitlements obtained to this Program to cover deployments of 1) this Program, and 2) Hortonworks Data Platform in any combination up to the number of entitlements obtained to the Program and is subject to applicable end of support dates, as announced by IBM." • "Licensee may use entitlements obtained to this Program to cover deployments of 1) this Program, and 2) Enterprise Data Hub in any combination up to the number of entitlements obtained to the Program and is subject to applicable end of support dates, as announced by IBM." IBM clients can download this new offering from Passport Advantage. Key requirements For details, see the Software requirements section. IBM Europe Software Announcement ZP20-0112 IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation 2 Planned availability date May 5, 2020 Accessibility by people with disabilities Accessibility Compliance Reports (previously known as a VPAT) containing details on accessibility compliance to standards, including the Worldwide Consortium Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, European Standard EN 301 349, and US Section 508, can be found on the IBM Accessibility Conformance Report Request website. Reference information For more information about Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM, see Software Announcement ZP19-0394, dated December 17, 2019. Program number Program number VRM Program name 5737-M27 7.0.0 Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM 5737-N18 7.0.0 CDP Data Center with IBM E Flex Offering Information Product information is available on the IBM Offering Information website. More information is also available on the Passport Advantage and Passport Advantage Express(R) website. Publications None Services Global Technology Services Contact your IBM representative for the list of selected services available in your country, either as standard or customized offerings for the efficient installation, implementation, or integration of this product. Technical information Specified operating environment Software requirements For details, see the Cloudera Manager documentation. IBM Support IBM Europe Software Announcement ZP20-0112 IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation 3 IBM Support is your gateway to technical support tools and resources that are designed to help you save time and simplify support. IBM Support can help you find answers to questions, download fixes, troubleshoot, submit and track problem cases, and build skills. Learn and stay informed about the transformation of IBM Support, including new tools, new processes, and new capabilities, by going to the IBM Support Insider. Planning information Packaging This offering is delivered through the internet as an electronic download. There is no physical media. Ordering information For ordering information, consult your IBM representative or IBM Business Partner, or go to the Passport Advantage website. This product is only available through Passport Advantage. It is not available as shrinkwrap. These products may only be sold directly by IBM or by IBM Business Partners. To locate IBM Business Partners in your geography, see the Find a Business Partner page. Passport Advantage Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM (5737-M27) Part number description Part number Cloudera Data Platform Data Center D27P3LL with IBM Defined Capacity Virtual Server Committed Term License Cloudera Data Platform Data Center D27JMLL Compute with IBM Defined Capacity Virtual Processor Core Committed Term License Cloudera Data Platform Data Center D27JNLL Storage with IBM Defined Capacity Terabyte Committed Term License Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with IBM E Flex (5737-N18) Part number description Part number Cloudera Data Platform Data Center D288VLL Compute with IBM Defined Capacity E Flex Virtual Processor Core Cloudera Data Platform Data Center D288WLL Storage with IBM Defined Capacity E Flex Terabyte Cloudera Data Platform Data Center with D288XLL IBM Defined Capacity E Flex Virtual Server Charge metric The charge metrics for this licensed products can be found in the following License Information documents: Program identifier License Information License Information document title document number 5737-M27 Cloudera Data Platform L-MBIS-BLPLF8 Data Center with IBM IBM Europe Software Announcement ZP20-0112 IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation 4 Program identifier License Information License Information document title document number 5737-N18 Cloudera Data Platform L-MBIS-BNVMMW Data Center with IBM E Flex Select your language of choice and scroll down to the Charge Metrics section. Follow-on releases, if any, may have updated terms. See the License Information documents website for more information. Terms and conditions The information provided in this announcement letter is for reference and convenience purposes only. The terms and conditions that govern any transaction with IBM are contained in the applicable contract documents such as the IBM International Program License Agreement, IBM International Passport Advantage Agreement, and the IBM Agreement for Acquisition of Software Maintenance. This product is only available through Passport Advantage. Licensing IBM International Program License Agreement including the License Information document and Proof of Entitlement (PoE) govern your use of the program. PoEs are required for all authorized use. Part number products only, offered outside of Passport Advantage, where applicable, are license only and do not include Software Maintenance. This software license includes
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