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Version: v2.9.1

Create Cluster

Accessing Cluster Creation

  • Navigate to Clusters in the Yeedu navigation panel.
  • Click the + Cluster button (top-right above Action tab).
  • A pop-up window appears to configure the new cluster.

Create Button

Required Fields

Cluster Name

  • Max length: 64 characters
  • Allowed: lowercase letters, -, _, @, .
  • User-provided description is allowed.

Cloud Environment

Supported providers:

  • AWS
  • Azure
  • GCP

Runtime Version

  • Select Spark + Scala runtime.

Cluster Type

Options:

  • Yeedu Mode
  • Standalone Mode
  • Cluster Mode

Note: Cluster type cannot be modified after creation.

Yeedu Mode Configuration

  • Fully managed Spark environment.
  • Optimized for CPU performance.
  • Runs Spark in local mode.

Create Cluster

Instance Settings

  • Min Instances: default 1
  • Max Instances: up to 30
  • Workers per Node
  • Parallel Execution Count
  • Compute Type (machine type selection)

Instance Settings

Spot Instances (Experimental)

  • Uses discounted VMs (70–90% cheaper)
  • Best for stateless, retryable, or batch workloads
  • Can be interrupted anytime → unsuitable for long-running jobs.

Additional Configurations

Auto Shutdown

  • Stops cluster after inactivity (min: 10 minutes).

Labels

  • Add labels for organization.

Default Labels

  • These labels appear automatically without manual input

Metastore

  • Select metastore from drop down

Additional Configurations

Mounts

  • Attach a mount from the list
  • Able to create a new mount

Mounts

Dependencies

  • Select required repositories or upload custom files.

Dependencies

Spark Config

Supports:

  • Packages & JARs
  • Py-files
  • Archives
  • Repositories
  • Environment variables
  • Custom spark configs

Spark Configs

Advanced Options

  • Init scripts
  • Disk configuration
  • Others

Advanced Options

Disk Configuration (Advanced)

  • Disk Type
  • Size (GiB)
  • IOPS
  • Throughput (MBps)
  • Multiplier (No. of disks)

Disks config

Actions

  • Reset: Clears all fields
  • Create: Submits the cluster creation request

Backend bootstrap time: ~6–7 minutes
Ready to use in: ~1 minute after creation