Welcome
Installation
Learn more about HCL CDP installation and deploying core components of the product.
Installing HCL CDP on Microsoft Azure
This section details the installation and deployment of the services and components required for deploying HCL CDP (Customer Data Platform) on the Microsoft Azure platform.
Installing HCL CDP Platform on Microsoft Azure
This chapter details the installation and configuration of the services and components required for deploying HCL CDP (Customer Data Platform) on Microsoft Azure using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
List of Components for Native VM
This section lists all the required Native VM components and their deployment types.
Installing Druid
This section provides a step-by-step guide to installing Apache Druid on a native VM.

Get Started
Follow these steps to learn about, deploy, configure, and start using HCL CDP.
Installation
Learn more about HCL CDP installation and deploying core components of the product.
- Installing HCL CDP on OpenShift
  This section details the installation and deployment of the services and components required for deploying HCL CDP (Customer Data Platform) on the Red Hat OpenShift platform.
- Installing HCL CDP on Microsoft Azure
  This section details the installation and deployment of the services and components required for deploying HCL CDP (Customer Data Platform) on the Microsoft Azure platform.
  - Installing HCL CDP Platform on Microsoft Azure
    This chapter details the installation and configuration of the services and components required for deploying HCL CDP (Customer Data Platform) on Microsoft Azure using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
    - Prerequisites
      Before installing HCL CDP on Microsoft Azure, ensure that the required infrastructure and tools are in place.
    - Downloading HCL CDP Artifacts
      This section explains how to download the required images and Helm charts from the MHS Portal.
    - Deploying HCL CDP
    - List of Components for Native VM
      This section lists all the required Native VM components and their deployment types.
      - Installing Aerospike
        This section provides a step-by-step guide to installing Aerospike on a native VM.
      - Installing Druid
        This section provides a step-by-step guide to installing Apache Druid on a native VM.
  - Deploying HCL CDP Core Components on Microsoft Azure
    This section describes the installation and configuration of services and components required for deploying HCL CDP core components on Microsoft Azure.
  - Deploying HCL CDP Marketing Automation Component
    This chapter details the deployment of Marketing Automation components required for HCL CDP on Microsoft Azure.
  - HCL CDP Hardware Sizing Details for Microsoft Azure
    This section outlines the resource estimates for deploying HCL CDP on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
- Installing HCL CDP on AWS
  This section details the installation and deployment of the services and components required for deploying HCL CDP (Customer Data Platform) on the AWS platform.
- Upgrading HCL CDP Platform
  This section details the upgrading HCL CDP platform on the Red Hat OpenShift platform.
Administration
Learn about how to configure, manage, and maintain HCL CDP environments. It includes details on system setup, user management, permissions, integrations, and troubleshooting, ensuring seamless operation and efficient deployment of your continuous delivery processes.
Working with System
This section describes the Data Pipeline for streamlined data flow, leveraging Customer One View for unified profiles, and orchestrating campaigns to drive targeted engagement.
Insights and Actions
This section details unify real-time dashboards and AI-driven intelligence to transform data into impactful outcomes.
Integrations
HCL CDP comes with predefined APIs like get profile and data ingestion APIs.
Settings
This section allows configuring product label, setting frequency caps, and so on.
System Data Model

Installing Druid

This section provides a step-by-step guide to installing Apache Druid on a native VM.

About this task

Apache Druid comes with security features disabled, which simplifies the initial deployment experience. However, security features must be configured in the production deployment. These features include TLS, authentication, and authorization. For more information, see https://druid.apache.org/docs/25.0.0/operations/security-overview.html.

Procedure

Create the required directories and place the provided release artifact files in the specified locations.
- Create /home/druid/allmetrics and place all_metrics.sh and allmetrics_airflow.json inside.
- Create /home/druid/cdpdashboard/cdpleadconv and place cdp_leadconv.sh and cdp_leadconv.json inside.
- Create /home/druid/cdpdashboard/cdpuniqueusers and place cdp_uniqueusers.sh and cdp_uniqueusers.json inside.
- Create /home/druid/cdpdashboard/events and place events_druid_with_python.sh and events_v1.json inside.
- Create /home/druid/daily and place uploadmysqlmappingfiles.sh inside.
Install the mc client, download it, and update execute permissions.
Navigate to /etc/profile and update the mc path in the system profile file.
Verify the version of the mc client.
Set up MySQL: install the MySQL server, start it, and create a user with privileges on the druid database.
Download the latest Apache Druid binary package and extract the tar package.
Download the MySQL Connector/J library (version 5.1.49) and copy the JAR file to the local directory.
Open the common.runtime.properties file and update the druid.extensions.loadList to include mysql-metadata-storage and druid-s3-extensions.
Comment the Derby configurations and update the MySQL and S3 storage properties in common.runtime.properties.
Add druid.storage.disableAcl=true at the end of the file.
Enable Druid HTTPS configuration by generating the KeyStore, exporting a public certificate, and creating the trustStore.

Note:
Update the VM_IP address with your VM IP address.
Edit common.runtime.properties for all Druid services to update TLS options.
Restart Druid and MySQL database.
Access the Druid console using the URL: https://<VM_IP>:9088.

Note:
Replace <VM_IP> with your VM IP address.