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Setting up an HDInsight 3.0 cluster
michaelisard edited this page Apr 7, 2014
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Before you can run Naiad on Azure, you need to perform a few steps.
- If you don't already have one, set up an Azure subscription from the Azure website.
- In order for the Naiad submission process to work smoothly, you must install and configure the Azure powershell tools. In the "How to: Connect to your subscription" item, follow the instructions under "Use the certificate method." Ensure that your environment is correctly setup by running Get-AzureSubscription and verifying that your subscription has "IsDefault: True" and information identifying the management certificate.
- If you don't already have one, you need to create an HDInsight 3.0 cluster. (Note that the page title talks about "Hadoop 2.2"---this is correct, since HDInsight 3.0 uses Hadoop 2.2.)
- Make a note of the default storage account, storage key and container for your cluster, since you will need them to [configure Naiad to use HDInsight](Configuring Naiad to run on Azure HDInsight).