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02-20-2024
12:52 AM
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Hey there, we're running a CDP PC Base Cluster in our datacenter. In the last months we saw serveral disks failing due to theire age. The Problem we had, is that, when a disk fails, HDFS DN and YARN NM creating directories in the root-vg of the node. During normal operations the DN has it directories on the grids (/grid/[0-16]/*). Is there a parameter to prevent them of writing into the root-vg, when a grid points to the root-vg and not it's physical device under /dev/sd*? Regards, Timo
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12-11-2023
02:08 AM
Hey there, I successfully added a banner to hue, as described in the dokumentation. what unfortunately does not work, is setting a background color, but im still ongoing. Regards, Timo
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11-29-2023
01:24 AM
Hey there, we're running CDP Private Cloud Base in 7.1.9 in 4 different Stages (Lab, DEV, QA and Prod). Is it possible to add a banner in different colours to the different WebUIs so that we can always distinguish the stages well? Like changing the colours in Cloudera Manager? Thanks and Regards, Timo
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07-24-2023
12:57 AM
Thanks for your reply. In our case we're operating the kafka cluster not on CDP. Consuming data from kafka is no problem. Please have a look at this "org.apache.zookeeper.Login: TGT renewal thread ha... - Cloudera Community - 373868
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07-24-2023
12:49 AM
hey there, is there an option to delete the events? Actually I'm around 6.5 Million Events, Threshold is 5 Million. Regards, Timo
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07-13-2023
04:48 AM
Hey there, we did some analysis on our log files to get a better insight of the cluster whats happening. We found out that the log message "WARN org.apache.zookeeper.Login: TGT renewal thread has been interrupted and will exit." is written to the log over 1000 times per minute on a single RS. We've got these messages on all worker nodes in the cluster, but with a much lower count (10 - 100). Only when the usecase restarts the applications - RS changes until the next restart. Does anyone have an idea by what this excessive logging is triggered? Distribution over the workernodes over a 24h timeframe: first chart: counting all messages of loglevel warn per Host; second chart: count all messages of loglevel warn grouped by the java class first chart: counting all messages of loglevel warn per Host; second chart: count all messages of warning grouped by the java class Regards, Timo
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07-13-2023
01:59 AM
Hey there, has anybody a solution for this topic? I'm getting similar messages in thousands per Minute on HBase Region Server. Although always only on a single region server, but after a restart of the application of the use case always on another region server. Regards, Timo WARN org.apache.zookeeper.Login: TGT renewal thread has been interrupted and will exit.
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01-31-2023
12:03 AM
We added the new machines and configured it to all Disk. Working fine so far.
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01-26-2023
01:44 AM
Hey together, we're running a CDP Private Cloud Base Cluster with actually 6 Nodes. All 6 Nodes running fully on SSD storage. I found out that HDFS thinks the SSDs are normal disk, because it is not configured as SSD storage like this --> "[SSD]/grid/n/dn", actually its "/grid/n/dn". Now we're planning to add four other servers from an older cluster with normal disks. My action plan is as follows: 1. configure existing storage/server to SSD -> "[SSD]/grid/n/dn" 2. add the other four server an configure it -> "[DISK]/grid/n/dn" 3. restart recommended services I've got the following questions: - Will HDFS distribute the blocks across all nodes (SSD and disk?) without any storage policy configured? So that we have a homogeneous storage. - How will services react to this changes in storage, for example HBase? - If we configure a homogeneous storage, as i described: does reconfiguring the storage paths of the Datanodes to SSDs add any value/benefit at all? Thanks for your help! Regards, Timo
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