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| 86962 | 11-13-2017 11:27 AM |
11-13-2017
11:27 AM
As noted in the previous reply, I did not have any nodes with the Failover Controller role. Importantly, I also had not enabled Automatic Failover despite running in an HA configuration.
I went ahead and added the Failover Controller role to both namenodes - the good one and the bad one.
After that, I attempted enable the Automatic Failover . To do that, however, I needed to first start Zookeeper.
At that point, If I recall correctly, the other namenode was still not active but I then restarted the entire cluster and the automatic failover kicked in, using the other namenode as the active one and leaving the bad namenode in a stopped state.
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