Detailed information about plugin installation, and about the plugins that come pre-installed, is part of the Cloudera Director documentation. This section contains only an overview, and concentrates on information of interest to hot patch plugin authors.

Cloudera Director contains a directory for plugins. The user creates a subdirectory for each plugin. This subdirectory contains the plugin jar and an etc directory for additional filesystem-based plugin configuration information. Cloudera Altus Director will create an empty etc directory if it is absent.

A plugin author may want to provide an archive file which mirrors this structure and provides sample or starter configuration files in the nested configuration directory.

Clone this git project and then move the jar file to the appropriate Director Google plugin location.

Follow the following steps or DIY.
Depending on what version of Director is installed your Google plugin directory will have a different version. In this example I am using Director 6.2.1 and the google plugin directory is /var/lib/cloudera-director-plugins/google-provider-2.0.3/

sudo yum install git

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/purn1mak/ClouderaDirector.git

cd /var/lib/cloudera-director-plugins/google-provider-2.0.3/
sudo cp ~/ClouderaDirector/google-provider-2.0.3-shared-vpc-support.jar .
sudo mv google-provider-2.0.3.jar ~/.
sudo mv google-provider-2.0.3-shared-vpc-support.jar google-provider-2.0.3.jar

sudo service cloudera-director-server stop

sudo service cloudera-director-server start

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