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Duplicate hostname in Cloudera Manager 5.7.2

cloudtiger — Fri, 09 Jun 2017 23:05:29 GMT

Hello,

I have restarted or reinstalled cloudera-scm-agent, it generates a different uuid, and created duplicate hostname in the cloudera manager, one hostname with existing rules but has no hearburst, another duplicate hostname has heartburst with no rules.

cahive-master02

10.21.33.47

5.67s ago

0.00 0.00 0.00

35 GiB / 94 GiB

248.5 MiB / 9.3 GiB

0 B / 5.9 GiB

cahive-master02

Cluster 1

10.21.33.47

10 Role(s)

I noticed two have a different machine id. I deleted the first hostname as shown above, stoped cloudera-scm-agent and changed /var/lib/cloudera-scm-agent/uuid to the same machine id of another hostname. then restart cloudera-scm-agent, I still saw two duplicate hostname shows up with the same machine id. is there a way to fix it?

I tried to delete all of them and re-join. but i have no luck. I eneded up with the following error when removing them from cluster:

"Hosts Decommission

java.lang.IllegalStateException"

Thanks

Re: Duplicate hostname in Cloudera Manager 5.7.2

cloudtiger — Sun, 11 Jun 2017 22:51:51 GMT

I saw the similar issue posted last year.

https://community.cloudera.com/t5/Cloudera-Manager-Installation/Cloudera-Manager-5-8-Duplicate-Hosts-Unable-to-start-services/td-p/46312

There is no solution for this issue.

What I found:

1) I cannnot decommision as the aboive user said since I got the error: java.lang.IllegalStateException

2) I fixed the wrong host id and even the host id is the same, it still shows two duplicate hostname in a different cluster

Anybody has any suggestions here? thanks

Re: Duplicate hostname in Cloudera Manager 5.7.2

Elias — Mon, 12 Jun 2017 15:15:04 GMT

Duplicate hosts are usually caused when the /var/lib/cloudera-scm-agent/uuid file has been edited or removed.

To fix this issue you can try the following example:
Let’s say:
HostA is the original/correct host with Roles on it.
HostB is the new duplicate/incorrect host.
From the Cloudera Manager UI navigate to the Host page (CM -> Hosts -> “All Hosts”)

1. Identify original UUID
Click on HostA -> Under “Details” record the “Host ID”. This is the UUID. Let’s call it “HostA-UUID” (it usually is a long alpha numeric number).

2. login to the Host from command line and navigate to var/lib/cloudera-scm-agent/

3. Stop the agent
service cloudera-scm-agent stop

4. Make a backup of the existing uuid file.

5. Change the contents of the uuid file with the original uuid (i.e HostA-UUID from step 1)
echo -n “HostA-UUID” > /var/lib/cloudera-scm-agent/uuid

For example:
In my local env my UUID/Host ID is f7b2231c-dbd0-47ff-bf09-7961080cc065:
echo –n “f7b2231c-dbd0-47ff-bf09-7961080cc065” > /var/lib/cloudera-scm-agent/uuid

6. Make sure you have not introduced a carriage return by running cat on the uuif file:
cat uuid
(your command line prompt should be on the same line as the restored uuid.
For example:
[mytestenv] cat uuid

f7b2231c-dbd0-47ff-bf09-7961080cc065[mytestenv]

7. Start the Agent:
service cloudera-scm-agent

8. From the Host page in Cloudera manager, check box HostB (the bad duplicate host with no roles) -> select the “Actions for Selected” drop down -> Delete

Re: Duplicate hostname in Cloudera Manager 5.7.2

cloudtiger — Mon, 12 Jun 2017 21:57:13 GMT

Elias,

it now works with your solution. echo -n do the trick. thanks so much.

I have another issue with oozie, I may have deleted the oozie role from hadoop when decommission server.

Now I need to add the role back and it asks me the database username and password.

where do I find my previous username and password for oozie? or it doesn't matter if I create a new set of database username and password for oozie.

Re: Duplicate hostname in Cloudera Manager 5.7.2

Elias — Mon, 12 Jun 2017 22:36:57 GMT

That is great news! thank you for the update.

For your Oozie question:

If you do not know the password, you create a new oozie database as per our docuemtnation (Mysql for example[1]).

Then add the oozie service:

From Cloudera Manager's home screen, click on the Cluster drop down and select "Add Service" and follow the wizard.

[1] https://www.cloudera.com/documentation/enterprise/5-7-x/topics/cm_ig_mysql.html#id_ijy_cwt_g5

Re: Duplicate hostname in Cloudera Manager 5.7.2

cloudtiger — Tue, 13 Jun 2017 00:32:23 GMT

Hi Elias,

I just reset the mysql password to get oozie work , thanks for the link.

there is one more issue since then. I cannot start the zookeeper servers. I got the following error when I tried to start 3 zookeepers.

"Starting these new ZooKeeper Servers may cause the existing ZooKeeper Datastore to be lost. Try again after restarting any existing ZooKeeper Servers with outdated configurations. If you do not want to preserve the existing Datastore, you can start each ZooKeeper Server from its respective Status page. "

it is ok not to preserve the existing datastore. but I go to the host's status page, I didnt find the link or the location that can allow me to start the zookeeper server manually. do you have any suggestion?

Thanks

Re: Duplicate hostname in Cloudera Manager 5.7.2

cloudtiger — Tue, 13 Jun 2017 02:06:32 GMT

go to machine's Status page, Click Action, it has only two options clickable : "Initialize" and "enter maintenance mode", unable to click "start/stop" etc options. I clicked "initialize", still I am unable to start the zookeeper.

Thanks