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03-04-2019
03:18 AM
The error snippets posted do not indicate a FATAL event that could interrupt with the main thread of HMaster or RS. Do you see any FATAL events in their respective roles before the crash? If not, check the standard output logs of these roles and see if they record any OOM situation.
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06-13-2018
02:01 PM
HI, Usually timeout happen because the cluster is undersized or no dedicated node for hbase or the ingestion is so quick that hbase need to do a lot of split of region. - Do you manage a lot of data with hbase? if yes, idd you pre-split your table? - If i was you I would also have a look to the cpu, memory and io disk usage. If you dont have anydedicated nodes for hbase other hadoop component like spark, hive, etc can have an impact. As a general best practice, you should have dedicated node for hbase with enough cpu and several disk Mest regards, Michel
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