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10-08-2018
03:12 PM
Thanks @Aditya Sirna, I think this will get me what I need. What I'm ultimately trying to get is the HDFS location so I can use it in the script I'm writing. Is performing a describe table and then grepping the output the best way to do this?
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10-05-2018
03:27 PM
As part of a script I'm writing, I'm wanting to get the HDFS location of a list of Hive schemas that's passed in via a text file. The best way I can think to do this is to run a beeline command in a loop that performs a `describe schema` command and extracts the HDFS location of each schema from this output. However, this will require me to authenticate every time I run this command which is inefficient. Is there a better way to programtically get the HDFS locations of a list of Hive schemas?
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Apache Hive
09-17-2018
12:00 PM
Thanks for the explanation @Shu. Do you know if there's any accepted way or best practice for monitoring the cluster status, or is this going to be the best way?
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09-14-2018
08:14 PM
I am wanting to know what the best way would be to monitor the status of a NiFi cluster. Currently I get Ambari alerts if the actual NiFi service stops, but I do not receive any alert if a NiFi node disconnects from the NiFi cluster. I was thinking of having something run within NiFi to get the total amount of nodes connected to the cluster and use this to send alerts. Is there some better way of doing this or generally accepted way?
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Apache NiFi
09-04-2018
03:36 PM
@Matt Clarke I actually have it set to `USE_DN`, but have nifi.security.user.login.identity.provider set to `kerberos-provider`. LDAP provider is commented out in that file.
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09-04-2018
03:13 PM
1 Kudo
Depending on the user's configuration on their computer, when trying to login to NiFi they either come in as <username> or <username>@<realm>. If the user comes in as <username>@<realm>, for NiFi I have to add them as this user in Ranger instead of their normal username, and then give permissions on <username>@<realm>. This makes permissions difficult to manage. In NiFi's configuration, I have nifi.security.identity.mapping.pattern.kerb set to `EMAILADDRESS=(.*?), CN=([^@]+)` and nifi.security.identity.mapping.value.kerb set to `$2`. I thought this should match up to the `@` sign so only the username would be passed to NiFi for authentication but this doesn't seem to be the case. What's going on here?
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Apache NiFi
08-29-2018
02:19 PM
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That worked, thanks.
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08-29-2018
01:17 PM
I didn't think of querying the JMX, this works fantastically, thanks! Actually @Jonathan Sneep I am not able to curl to the JMX as I need authorization. This cluster is kerberized and using SSL. I tried searching around on how to pass credentials but couldn't find anything. Any ideas?
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08-29-2018
12:49 PM
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I am currently deleting a large amount of small files and am needing to monitor the number of blocks pending deletion so I do not put too much of a load on the cluster. I know this number can be viewed in the NameNode UI, but I would like to run a command instead which I can then use in combination with `watch` so I can get continuous updates. Does such a command exist?
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Apache Hadoop
08-28-2018
06:42 PM
@snukavarapu Thanks for the article, this worked great for me. Is this something you keep continuously updated? If so, what's your strategy for keeping the table updated?
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