Thats great Nick, thank you!
You were right, by default it is set to:
"es.ip": "{{ es_url }}" which expands to
http://:9300
I have changed it to:
"es.ip": "",
"es.port": "9300",
I have tested end2end briefly and Metron is working with HDP 2.5 on
bare-metal.
However there are multiple issues I've
I would guess that your global configuration value for 'es.ip' looks
something like "http://...; which is incorrect. It should just be the
hostname or IP address with no protocol specifier.
For example, by default the global properties look like the following for
the Quick Dev environment.
{
Thank you Jon,
I have resolved it by increasing "max user processes" for user storm using:
# su - storm
$ ulimit -u 257597
Topologies are working without crashes now, however in Indexing topology
indexingBolt now gives me this error:
[ERROR] Async loop died!
java.lang.RuntimeException:
Hi Dima,
You probably want to increase the -Xmx setting in "worker.childopts", which
is available in ambari under $Server:8080/#/main/services/STORM/configs.
Jon
On Tue, Nov 8, 2016 at 2:47 PM DimaKovalyov wrote:
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Thank you James,
> Once you have data in your kafka queue this should go away.
That is true! Once I create a topic and stream data through it the error is
gone.
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Would it make sense to put an instantiation or genesis message on the topic
to avoid this in the future? Are there other ways to suppress this message
on initial startup?
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Once you have data in your kafka queue this should go away.
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Hello,
I am not sure if this is a good place for jumping it, but I have installed
Metron with HDP 2.5 using this great article:
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I checked the licensing changes @mmiklavc and they look sensible to me.
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@ottobackwards - concur. If it exceeds the start/stop timeout (defaults to
30 seconds), Monit will terminate the start/stop process and try again. So, 60
worked on my larger machines
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I think this monit timeout issue is part of the problem on low resource
machines, and with 'zombie' storm threads being left behind
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@mmiklavc PR sent. Thanks!
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A note for the community - the /tmp file problem **did** reoccur for us. As
it turns out, the timeout default for starting up topologies in Monit was set
too low. Normally, Storm cleans
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@dlyle65535 I don't have a strong opinion on it. I'm giving attribution to
@justinleet on this PR, since he laid the foundation of pretty much everything
here. If you file separately we
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@mmiklavc - I had to make a small tweak to the Quick Dev Vagrantfile for
the new image. It's backwardly compatible, fwiw. Just added ambari-slave to the
default tags.
Do you
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Yes.
The Packer stuff is part of Metron and those instructions are in a
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Are there instructions for doing either of those things?
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This ran well on EC2- deployment was good, expected data flow was good,
Kafka offset tracking worked as expected.
I'm +1, but there's some things to do prior to pulling this in
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Before we accept this, I want to point out that I've changed the
dependencies_with_url.csv file and that it's probably worth a look.
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Modifying build versions for Storm removes the Storm Kafka lag error from
the UI.
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It looks like those are just testing defaults that we don't actually set.
Do I have that right?
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I'm now seeing a unit test failure when swapping out Apache Storm 1.0.1 for
the HDP repo version. Tests pass in IntelliJ, not on the CLI. Investigating.
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Results :
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I've added a profile and am currently testing this out.
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@cestella - I do. It's something we'll need to do anyway, may as well. I
can't think of anything easier that'd do it.
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@dlyle65535 makes sense. It didn't bug me, but I get it. You thinking
adding a HDP profile is a good fix?
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Kicking Travis
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The /tmp issue didn't re-occur.
I'd like to see if we can get this out without the error display in the UI.
I was confused by it and I suspect others would be as well.
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@cestella the /tmp issue did not reappear after a redeploy
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There also appears to be a version issue with the Storm-kafka client and
server versions due to a mismatch with HDP. HDP 2.5 pulls in some commits from
a later version of Storm.
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It appears that the first issue (snort) is being addressed as part of
METRON-514. Any insight on what's going on with the `/tmp/` directory issue?
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What should the path be for EC2? In the Flume Ansible scripts I see the
following - java_home: /usr/jdk64/jdk1.8.0_60
I've created a separate Jira to track Flume migration to Ambari
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I ran this up on EC2 and found a couple of issues:
1) Flume has the wrong java_home so the flume-agent process will not start.
This is an ongoing issue each time we change the
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The Dyn DNS attacks seem to be affecting the Travis website. Will check on
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