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01-12-2018
03:46 AM
Thanks for reporting back! 🙂
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01-12-2018
03:38 AM
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@Andres Urrego @Julián Rodríguez The "loading bar" seeming to hang is an issue with the current sandbox and will be fixed in a very near-future release. Underneath the covers, though, services are started/starting - even though that screen appears for a while. Ty opening up a browser and navigating to: https://localhost:8080 (or SSH via the browser at localhost:4200). If these services load, then the sandbox is up and good to go - that loading screen is just hanging and should change a few minutes later. Newer releases on the HDP sandbox won't have this issue, and the current HDF sandbox is free of this already. Hope that helps!
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01-03-2018
07:55 PM
@Andreas Danckert @Marco Almeida I don't have access to my linux box at this very moment but I'll give this a go when I can and report back. In the meantime, the latest version of Docker that we can verify the builds check out for are Docker 17.09 for both Linux and Mac. Sidenote: If ambari-server and ambari-agent are up, even if the rest of the start script hangs, the Ambari ui (http://localhost:8080) may still be accessible - could you see if that's the case?
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01-02-2018
10:29 PM
Turns out it was due to not calling maven's "clean" before re-packaging. It had magically disappeared from my sbt tasks during some update.
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01-02-2018
09:55 PM
I'm building a custom processor (using the nifi-nar-maven-plugin plugin for assembling) and today, after updating a few dependencies, I noticed the produced nar file was almost twice of its original size. I extracted the nar file only to find that multiple versions of dependencies were packaged, rather than just the updated ones specified in the pom file. Is this a known issue? Any solution?
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12-27-2017
08:40 PM
Heya @Sai Manohar Boidapu A few different suggestions to get the ball rolling: 1. Is the HFDS service and it's components shown as running from within Ambari? There should be a green checkmark next to HDFS and its components (Namenode, etc.) 2. If it is, could you then see if the namenode is up and running: ps -ef | grep -i namenode
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12-22-2017
10:30 PM
@Harish Ingle Would you happen to have the latest HDP Sandbox (HDP 2.6.3)? https://hortonworks.com/downloads/#sandbox The version you have (2.5.x) should work as well, just mentioning in case you're interested. That said, how much RAM is being allocated to the Sandbox? By default it should be requesting 8GB from VirtualBox, was this changed? Could you try SSH'ing into the sandbox (ssh root@localhost.com -p 2222) and if that doesn't work, then into the wrapping VM (ssh root@localhost -p 2122).
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12-22-2017
08:53 PM
@Ilya Brodetsky Heya, I noticed you got past this issue - mind sharing what you found? Thanks!
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12-21-2017
12:06 AM
1 Kudo
@mark berman Yep, the link that @Andrew Lim links to would have been the one to use. Just as an update - that tutorial was revamped so that when using newer HDF sandboxes, necessary components are baked in and no external downloads/uploads should be necessary. So for people that stumbled upon this issue: The tutorial is updated in a way that everything you need comes pre-set up with your downloaded Hortonworks HDF Sandbox.
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12-20-2017
10:49 PM
@Harish Ingle Try opening a browser and navigating to http://localhost:8080 If Ambari opens up, then the sandbox has started fine and the VM screen has just not been refreshed (and can be safely ignored).
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