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Arun Ramakrishnan updated HDFS-1290:
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Description:
after i add the list of decom nodes to exclude list and -refreshNodes.
In the WebUI the decom/excluded nodes show up in both the live node list and
the dead node list.
when I do -report from the command line.
"""
Datanodes available: 14 (20 total, 6 dead)
"""
The problem here is that is only 14 nodes total including the 6 added to the
exclude list.
Now, in the node level status for each of the nodes, the excluded nodes say
""""
Decommission Status : Normal
""""
But, all the nodes say the same thing. I think if it said something like
"in-progress", it would be more informative.
note. one thing distinguishing these excluded nodes is that they all report 0
or 100% for all the values in -report.
Cause, at this point i know from
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-1125 that one may have to restart
the cluster to completely remove the nodes.
But, i have no clue when i should restart.
Ultimately, whats needed is some indication to when the decomission is complete
so that all references to the excluded nodes ( from excludes, slaves ) and
restart the cluster.
was:
after i add the list of decom nodes to exclude list and -refreshNodes.
In the WebUI the decom/excluded nodes show up in both the live node list and
the dead node list.
when I do -report from the command line.
"""
Datanodes available: 14 (20 total, 6 dead)
"""
The problem here is that is only 14 nodes total including the 6 added to the
exclude list.
Now, in the node level status for each of the nodes, the excluded nodes say
""""
Decommission Status : Normal
DFS Used%: 100%
DFS Remaining%: 0%
""""
But, all the nodes say the same thing. I think if it said something like
"in-progress", it would be more informative.
note. one thing distinguishing these excluded nodes is that they all report 0
or 100% values in -report.
Cause, at this point i know from
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-1125 that one may have to restart
the cluster to completely remove the nodes.
But, i have no clue when i should restart.
Ultimately, whats needed is some indication to when the decomission is complete
so that all references to the excluded nodes ( from excludes, slaves ) and
restart the cluster.
> decommissioned nodes report not consistent / clear
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>
> Key: HDFS-1290
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-1290
> Project: Hadoop HDFS
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: name-node
> Affects Versions: 0.20.1
> Environment: fedora 12
> Reporter: Arun Ramakrishnan
>
> after i add the list of decom nodes to exclude list and -refreshNodes.
> In the WebUI the decom/excluded nodes show up in both the live node list and
> the dead node list.
> when I do -report from the command line.
> """
> Datanodes available: 14 (20 total, 6 dead)
> """
> The problem here is that is only 14 nodes total including the 6 added to the
> exclude list.
> Now, in the node level status for each of the nodes, the excluded nodes say
> """"
> Decommission Status : Normal
> """"
> But, all the nodes say the same thing. I think if it said something like
> "in-progress", it would be more informative.
> note. one thing distinguishing these excluded nodes is that they all report 0
> or 100% for all the values in -report.
> Cause, at this point i know from
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-1125 that one may have to restart
> the cluster to completely remove the nodes.
> But, i have no clue when i should restart.
> Ultimately, whats needed is some indication to when the decomission is
> complete so that all references to the excluded nodes ( from excludes, slaves
> ) and restart the cluster.
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