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02-10-2017
08:51 PM
@shyam gurram I don't have any knowledge over openstab but trying to help you in java point of view here. i thought that javacc was not part of the third_party/javacc/javacc-6.1.2.jar file but i was wrong. please ignore my response.
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02-10-2017
08:44 PM
@Manish Anand Customize user account for ambari-server daemon [y/n] (n)" It appears like Ambari server is trying to create the user. can you keep the default value for " and just press enter and see how that goes?
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02-10-2017
08:38 PM
@shyam gurram By default current directory will not be in classpath. so you will have to include that as well, /usr/bin/java -cp third_party/javacc/javacc-6.1.2.jar:. javacc.... Add ":." to the classpath so that I can find the javacc
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02-09-2017
08:08 PM
@Dinesh Chitlangia If you are using Ambari server then you can use below script to download the configs from different clusters and than compare it using any comparision tools https://github.com/laurentedel/hadoop-scripts/blob/master/backup_configs.sh
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02-09-2017
07:56 PM
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@Dinesh Chitlangia Directly you can't use the configurations to create multiple clusters. You can create blurprints first - using blurprint you can create any number of clusters ( in difference ambari). you can find more information at https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/AMBARI/Blueprints
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02-09-2017
03:26 PM
@Vladislav Falfushinsky Usually Ambari validates the blueprints when you try and create a cluster. creation would fail if there is any validation errors. can you tell me what error you are seeing in Ambari server?
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02-07-2017
04:21 PM
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@Juan Manuel Nieto It is possible that you might be missing servicecomponentdesiredstate_id_seq sequence in ambari-sequences table. 1. first check if is it exist. select * from ambari_sequences where sequence_name = 'servicecomponentdesiredstate_id_seq' 2. If not find out the current max id and then update it select max(id) from servicecomponentdesiredstate 3. Now update/insert the max(id) in ambari_sequences table. INSERT INTO ambari790.ambari_sequences (sequence_name, sequence_value) VALUES ('servicecomponentdesiredstate_id_seq', MAXID) //Here MAXID is the output from 2nd query.
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02-07-2017
04:14 PM
@Hajime Seems like your keystore file is not valid. Are you able to do -list operation on that file? if the keystore file is not sensitive you can attach it here, can validate the file
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02-07-2017
03:26 PM
@Kargol Meister in Ambari listens on 2 different ports, one port is to server REST calls - example Ambari UI makes REST call to server second port is to server Agent request - all the agents communicates with server on this port. client.threadpool.size.max - this property is being used by port listening for REST calls agent.threadpool.size.max- this propetry is being used by port listening for Agents
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02-07-2017
03:22 PM
@Kargol Meister There is no rule of thumb/formula here but jetty seems to have some problem with high CPU machines. ideally 32 should be good enough for 5 to 6 nodes of cluster, but if you have more nodes then you may have to increase this number. Please select the correct answer.
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