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Shahin Saneinejad commented on HBASE-4368:
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Yeah, GET-ing JSON seems the most straightforward since regionservers already
provide it. Let me know if there's a preferable alternative.
Cluster status works for regionserver names, thanks for the suggestion. I'll
assume Jetty is on the default port 60030 for now. I haven't found a good way
to get the hbase.regionserver.info.port setting for each regionserver, yet.
I imagine the command will look something like:
> tasks
[lists tasks using the default 'general' filter, on all regionservers]
> tasks 'all'
[lists tasks using 'all' filter, on all regionservers]
> tasks 'all','rs-host'
[lists tasks using 'all' filter, on the regionserver rs-host only]
> tasks 'rs-host'
[lists tasks using the default 'general' filter, on the regionserver rs-host
only]
> Expose processlist in shell (per regionserver and perhaps by cluster)
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> Key: HBASE-4368
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-4368
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: shell
> Reporter: stack
> Labels: noob
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> HBASE-4057 adds processlist and it shows in the RS UI. This issue is about
> getting the processlist to show in the shell, like it does in mysql.
> Labelling it noob; this is a pretty substantial issue but it shouldn't be too
> hard -- it'd mostly be plumbing from RS into the shell.
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