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Attila Magyar updated AMBARI-21442:
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    Description: 
Ambari appends a 'm' suffix to certain memory settings related properties 
during blueprint install.

For example if namenode_heapsize is 512 then Ambari will update it to 512m. 
However if the property already has a suffix like 4g then it will be updated to 
4gm.

This patch does 2 things.

# Instead of the hardcoded 'm' suffix, it uses the stack defined unit.
# It check if the property already has some unit, and if that unit doesn't 
match the stack defined unit, then the blueprint will be rejected

  was:
Ambari appends a 'm' suffix to certain memory settings related properties 
during blueprint install.

For example if namenode_heapsize is 512 them Ambari will update it to 512m. 
However if the property already has a suffix like 4g then it will be updated to 
4gm.

This patch does 2 things.

# Instead of the hardcoded 'm' suffix, it uses the stack defined unit.
# It check if the property already has some unit, and if that unit doesn't 
match the stack defined unit, then the blueprint will be rejected


> Ambari updates memory settings in blueprint incorrectly
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: AMBARI-21442
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMBARI-21442
>             Project: Ambari
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: ambari-server
>    Affects Versions: 2.2.2
>            Reporter: Attila Magyar
>            Assignee: Attila Magyar
>             Fix For: 3.0.0
>
>
> Ambari appends a 'm' suffix to certain memory settings related properties 
> during blueprint install.
> For example if namenode_heapsize is 512 then Ambari will update it to 512m. 
> However if the property already has a suffix like 4g then it will be updated 
> to 4gm.
> This patch does 2 things.
> # Instead of the hardcoded 'm' suffix, it uses the stack defined unit.
> # It check if the property already has some unit, and if that unit doesn't 
> match the stack defined unit, then the blueprint will be rejected



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