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Andrew Kyle Purtell commented on HBASE-26522:
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Not sure HBASE-26537 is a real issue, see that JIRA for discussion.
> Improve documentation of hbase 1.x to 2.x potential incompatibilities
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> Key: HBASE-26522
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-26522
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Bryan Beaudreault
> Assignee: Bryan Beaudreault
> Priority: Minor
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> We're working on a major upgrade of almost 900 tables across 100 production
> clusters (and corresponding QA environment clusters). We've upgraded about
> 25% of our QA environment and run into a series of incompatibilities along
> the way. Most of them have been easy to get around, but I wanted to create
> this Jira to collect them so that we can make an update to the docs for
> future upgraders.
> My plan is to periodically edit this description to add to the list. If
> anyone else has anything to contribute, feel free to edit as well or add a
> comment.
> Incompatibilities to document:
> - HBASE-15676 changed the serialized byte string used for the fuzzy mask.
> FuzzyRowFilters created by older clients will not match any rows in an hbase2
> cluster. This was fixed in HBASE-26537 but should be documented in our
> upgrade guide.
> - CDH5 try/catches bad HTableDescriptor.getDurability calls and returns
> USE_DEFAULT. In hbase2, if someone creates a table with a bad durability
> (i.e. DEFAULT instead of USE_DEFAULT), it results in a failure which causes
> the CreateTableProcedure to infinitely retries with no backoff. This rapid
> retry caused a bunch of pain on the cluster that encountered it, backing up
> datanode's ability to keep up with the millions of calls to create and delete
> .regioninfo files.
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