Hi Dustine,
What happens after you click on the Deploy button? It just gets
stuck on the same screen? Or does it go to the "Install, Start and
Test" page with progress bars?
If you can post /var/log/ambari-server/ambari-server.log, it would be
helpful to troubleshoot.
Also, it sounds like you are using Ambari 1.2.0?
With 1.2.0, you should "ambari-server stop", followed by
"ambari-server reset", then "ambari-server start" if deploy gets
stuck. Clear the browser cache and hit http://<ambari-server>:8080.
BTW, Ambari 1.2.1 handles retrying deploy much better than 1.2.0.
If deploy gets stuck for whatever reason, you can hit refresh on the
browser and hit "Deploy" again (no need to do "ambari-server reset",
etc).
You will not get a message saying you already have a cluster with the
same name, etc.
I highly recommend trying out 1.2.1, rather than 1.2.0 (if you are
not already). In addition to handling retries better, it has 136
fixes over 1.2.0:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/issues/?jql=fixVersion%20%3D%20%221.2.1%22%20AND%20project%20%3D%20AMBARI
Yusaku
On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 6:31 PM, Dustine Rene Bernasor
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to deploy a Hadoop cluster with 3 nodes using Ambari.
This is my set-up:
HDFS
NameNode: NodeA
SecondaryNameNode: NodeA
DataNodes: 2 hosts
MapReduce
JobTracker: NodeA
TaskTracker: 2 hosts
Nagios
Server: NodeA
Ganglia
Server: NodeA
However, after clicking the deploy button, the process seems to
be stuck.
I got something like this on the server log:
\"component\":\"JOBTRACKER\",\"hostName\":\"Crawler51\",\"serviceId\":\"MAPREDUCE\",\"isInstalled\":false},{\"display_name\":\"Nagios
Server\",\"component\":\"NAGIOS_SERVER\",\"hostName\":\"Crawler51\",\"serviceId\":\"NAGIOS\",\"isInstalled\":false},{\"display_name\":\"Ganglia
Collector\",\"component\":\"GANGLIA_SERVER\",\"hostName\":\"Crawler51\",\"serviceId\":\"GANGLIA\",\"isInstalled\":false}],\"slaveComponentHosts\":[{\"componentName\":\"DATANODE\",\"displayName\":\"DataNode\",\"hosts\":[{\"hostName\":\"Crawler52\",\"group\":\"Default\",\"isInstalled\":false},{\"hostName\":\"Crawler53\",\"group\":\"Default\",\"isInstalled\":false}]},{\"componentName\":\"TASKTRACKER\",\"displayName\":\"TaskTracker\",\"hosts\":[{\"hostName\":\"Crawler52\",\"group\":\"Default\",\"isInstalled\":false},{\"hostName\":\"Crawler53\",\"group\":\"Default\",\"isInstalled\":false}]},{\"componentName\":\"CLIENT\",\"displayName\":\"client\",\"hosts\":[{\"hostName\":\"Crawler52\",\"group\":\"Default\",\"isInstalled\":false},{\"hostName\":\"Crawler53\",\"group\":\"Default\",\"isInstalled\":false}]}]},\"AddHost\":{},\"AddService\":{}}}"}
So after waiting for hours and hours, I tried to do it all over
again. First I did a reset (ambari-server reset) on the Ambari host
then did everything from scratch. When I reach the Deploy part,
this time, I get a message that a cluster with the same name
already exists.
Here are my questions:
1. What to do with the stuck deploy?
2. How to remove the cluster that supposedly exist already? When
I log in to Ambari, I am redirected to the install wizard.
Thanks.
Dustine