Hi @therealsrikanth Manual snapshots copying is the only way forward as you have security and compatibility issues between the clusters. Kindly try to follow below steps - Create Snapshot Operation Take the snapshot in CDH. For example after login from HBase shell: $ hbase shell hbase> snapshot '<TABLE_NAME>', '<SNAPSHOT_NAME>' Major compact the table $ major_compact '<TABLE_NAME>' Copy the files to the local environment from the below locations: hdfs dfs -get /hbase/data/.hbase-snapshot/ /tmp/dir hdfs dfs -get /hbase/data/archive/ /tmp/dir2 Restore operation Transfer the files to the CDP environment. Use -copyFromLocal operation to copy the contents to HDFS: cd /tmp hdfs dfs -copyFromLocal dir /hbase/data/.hbase-snapshot hdfs dfs -copyFromLocal dir2 /hbase/archive/data/default Note: "default" is a namespace name on which newly created tables are placed if you don't specify a custom namespace. Make sure, the directories are created in HDFS. the path should look like this after copying: /hbase/archive/data/<Namespace>/<TABLE_NAME>/<hfile1> /hbase/archive/data/<Namespace>/<TABLE_NAME>/<hfile2> ... Check permissions on /hbase/archive directory, it should be owned by user HBase. Login to the HBase shell and check the snapshots: Hbase shell hbase:001:0> list_snapshots When the snapshot is visible, you can use clone_snapshot command to create a new table using the snapshot: hbase> clone_snapshot '<SNAPSHOT_NAME>', '<TABLE_NAME_NEW>' Was your question answered? Please take some time to click on "Accept as Solution" -- If you find a reply useful, say thanks by clicking on the thumbs up button below this post.
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