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01-07-2017
10:44 AM
I am using a our own unix instances on AWS which is not exactly EC2 type. I have installed ambari.
Can you please let me know the steps to enable it.
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01-05-2017
01:07 PM
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Is there any tool available like "Chaos Monkey" to use in Ambari cluster setup.
I am trying to test the HA. What is the best way to have it tested in my cluster?
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12-18-2016
11:46 AM
Hi @Randy Gelhausen, @Ryan Cicak Thanks for your reply.
But my requirement is slightly different. Let me give you an example here. I have to store the complete journey details when I plan to travel from Mumbai to NY. Now for each person it will be different. I may want to travel from MUM-DUB-NY, another person could travel via MUM-DEL-LONDON-NY etc. So for me the column family ('stoppages') will contain 3 qualifier but it's 4 for the other person. Itinerary1: CF1.stop1= MUM, CF1.stop2=DUB,CF1.stop3=NY Itinerary1: CF1.stop1= MUM, CF1.stop2=DEL,CF1.stop3=LONDON,CF1.stop4=NY Now the question is, how would I know for each records how many qualifiers are available, unless I query like select * from <table> where key= <key>. What if I want to fetch the details of the itineraries whose last stoppage is= NY.
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12-17-2016
06:36 PM
Is it possible to ad index on the views? Also, I want to add a table with defined column families and few qualifiers. My requirement is to store the data with qualifiers at runtime. How can I make sure to fetch the valid qualifiers while fetching particular record?
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12-17-2016
05:23 PM
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I am designing a table in hbase using phoenix. Can I define a column family at the beginning and then add column qualifiers at run time?
Also, when I query the table how would I know what are the column qualifiers I have in that table? Do I need to keep a manual metadata table to keep a track of the column qualifiers? It's difficult in that case as for every record the qualifiers might differ.
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12-13-2016
09:10 AM
The definition of the alert says
"This service-level alert is triggered if the NameNode heap usage deviation has grown beyond the specified threshold within a day period."
Initially I had configured "Growth Rate" 50% (CRIT) and 20% (WARN). Now I increased the CRIT value to 60%.
Is that the right way to resolve it or I need to try somewhere else?
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12-13-2016
07:59 AM
Last night I loaded some heavy amount of data to my hbase cluster . When I started my cluster today morning, it started throwing the above alert. I tried to increase:
namenode_opt_newsize, namenode_opt_maxnewsize, hbase_master_heapsize, hbase_master_xmn_size, metrics_collector_heapsize in AMS, but no luck. Even I tried to 'expunge' the trash in namenode as well, but the alert still persists. How can I get rid of this alert?
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12-12-2016
01:30 PM
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How can I add a wizard to visually monitor the JVM for my cluster in Ambari? As an alternate I was unable to install the jVisualVM in admin node running centos6.
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12-12-2016
01:22 PM
If I create a view on top a table in phoenix, is it going to claim a physical space?
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12-01-2016
12:10 PM
I am using Ambari version 2.4.1 with 8 region servers (16 VCPU). Is it ok to have 8*3= 24 buckets for my table? How to upgrade the phoenix to 4.6 where I can create a table and have row timestamp to a Phoenix column? if I create a view on top a table in phoenix, is it going to claim a physical space?
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