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title: Operationalize ML Services on HDInsight - Azure
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description: Learn how to operationalize your data model to make predictions with ML Services in Azure HDInsight.
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ms.service: hdinsight
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author: hrasheed-msft
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ms.author: hrasheed
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ms.reviewer: jasonh
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ms.service: hdinsight
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ms.custom: hdinsightactive
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ms.topic: conceptual
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ms.date: 06/27/2018
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1. You are presented with the options to choose from. Choose the first option, as shown in the following screenshot, to **Configure ML Server for Operationalization**.
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![one box op1](./media/r-server-operationalize/admin-util-one-box-1.png)
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![R server Administration utility select](./media/r-server-operationalize/admin-util-one-box-1.png)
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1. You are now presented with the option to choose how you want to operationalize ML Server. From the presented options, choose the first one by entering **A**.
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![one box op2](./media/r-server-operationalize/admin-util-one-box-2.png)
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![R server Administration utility operationalize](./media/r-server-operationalize/admin-util-one-box-2.png)
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1. When prompted, enter and reenter the password for a local admin user.
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1. You should see outputs suggesting that the operation was successful. You are also prompted to select another option from the menu. Select E to go back to the main menu.
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![one box op3](./media/r-server-operationalize/admin-util-one-box-3.png)
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![R server Administration utility success](./media/r-server-operationalize/admin-util-one-box-3.png)
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1. Optionally, you can perform diagnostic checks by running a diagnostic test as follows:
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a. From the main menu, select **6** to run diagnostic tests.
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![diagnostic1](./media/r-server-operationalize/hdinsight-diagnostic1.png)
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![R server Administration utility diagnostic](./media/r-server-operationalize/hdinsight-diagnostic1.png)
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b. From the Diagnostic Tests menu, select **A**. When prompted, enter the password that you provided for the local admin user.
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![diagnostic2](./media/r-server-operationalize/hdinsight-diagnostic2.png)
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![R server Administration utility test](./media/r-server-operationalize/hdinsight-diagnostic2.png)
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c. Verify that the output shows that overall health is a pass.
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![diagnostic3](./media/r-server-operationalize/hdinsight-diagnostic3.png)
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![R server Administration utility pass](./media/r-server-operationalize/hdinsight-diagnostic3.png)
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d. From the menu options presented, enter **E** to return to the main menu and then enter **8** to exit the admin utility.
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1. Click **Actions** > **Selected Hosts** > **Hosts** > **Turn ON Maintenance Mode**. For example, in the following image we have selected wn3 and wn4 to decommission.
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![decommission worker nodes](./media/r-server-operationalize/get-started-operationalization.png)
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![Apache Ambari Turn On Maintenance Mode](./media/r-server-operationalize/get-started-operationalization.png)
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* Select **Actions** > **Selected Hosts** > **DataNodes** > click **Decommission**.
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* Select **Actions** > **Selected Hosts** > **NodeManagers** > click **Decommission**.

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