Just realised we have one more approach: - RBDMS>HBASE using sqoop and then create a table in table in phoenix (map the hbase tables in phoenix) ... View more

@Daniel Zafar What is the data size on RDBMS? Also is this a one time migration or will it be a scheduled one? - if it is one time migration and the size is reasonable. you can directly export the rdbms data in csv format and then directly use it to import in Phoenix. (this approach will be simple) - RBDMS>HDFS using sqoop and then create a hive table with phoenix storage handler (https://phoenix.apache.org/hive_storage_handler.html). - Or RBDMS>HDFS>CSV>Phoenix (what you mentioned in description) ... View more

@Daniel Zafar, Did the above articles helped you? ... View more

@venu gopal Please refer this thread : https://community.hortonworks.com/questions/191898/hdp-261-virus-crytalminer-drwho.html ... View more

@saichand akella That should be ok 🙂 you can accept this answer. ... View more

Glad you were able to start hbase. >>> Firstly, Be sure that on all the systems there are users by which you start the hbase, if not, then use adduser command in respective systems. This was pre-requisite to have same user in all machines. Then only you can do a passwordless ssh from user1@source --> user1@destination. The next two points are covered in either my comment or @Harald Berghoff comments below. ... View more

@Carlton Patterson Looks like you have accepted another comment. I've made this reply as comment and this should be the correct one to accept as it helped in resolving your issue. 🙂 ... View more

@Carlton Patterson Glad it helped, Do click on 'Accept' on my answer and mark this thread as closed. ... View more