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Launch Dashboard from Localhost:8888 Not Working

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Explorer

I just followed the instructions at link to start using the docker image of the sandbox. When I go to localhost:8888 I click on the 'Launch Dashboard' button but this is what I get:

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So I get a tutorial page but the whole 'localhost didn't send any data' thing seems wrong.

Not sure if it is related but when I ran the startup_script I get this WARNING for Starting Ranger-admin:

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Does this look okay?

And then lastly just to make sure this is ok, when I ran the " docker load < HDP_2.5_docker.tar" command, my output is different and smaller in size than what is shown in the link above. Here is what I get:

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And here is what the link has as output:

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Sorry for all the pics and info but just wanted to make sure I didn't miss anything to help figure out why things seem to not be working.

Thanks!


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Do you have a pop-up blocker on? If so, turn it off or provide access to the HDP Sandbox.

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Contributor

I am also facing the same problem. can not launch dashboard from Localhost and not even able to login through putty

This is what the msg from putty

Network error : Software caused connection abort

Everything was working fine until yesterday


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Master Mentor

@Jonathan T

Can you please check if you have port-forwarding enabled and the port 8080 is added to the list.

https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/65914/how-to-add-ports-to-the-hdp-25-virtualbox-sandbox.h...

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Contributor

@Jay SenSharma

fine upto here

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After this when go to bowser, it doesn't launch dashboard

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Master Mentor

@pankaj kushwaha

Can you please share the output of the following screen so that we can see if port 8888 and 8080 are there in the list.

Right click on the "Sandbox" --> "Settings" --> "Network" --> "NAT" (Select) --> Click on "Advance" --> "Port Forwarding"

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Contributor

@Jay SenSharma

Here is the output

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Contributor

@Jay SenSharma

This is what, when I run start_sandbox.sh

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Expert Contributor

@pankaj kushwaha hello, did your instance get terminated while running? To me your error looks like an FS issue and we've had a couple more instances where the overlayFS that docker uses got corrupted by incorrect shutdowns. If that's the case your best bet is re-importing the sandbox.

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Contributor

@glupu

Thanks for your help, it worked after re-importing the sandbox.

What is the proper way to shutdown, I normally do the power off