Re: Drill Cluster without HDFS/MapR-FS?

I have no such experience. The performance loss could vary from minor to profound depending on your query, network and disk setup. On Tue, May 9, 2017 at 11:56 PM, Rahul Raj wrote: > Any experience of running drill on GlusterFS or similar storage systems? >

Re: Drill Cluster without HDFS/MapR-FS?

Any experience of running drill on GlusterFS or similar storage systems? How much performance loss would incur because of unavailability of data locality? Regards, Rahul On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 11:11 AM, Abhishek Girish wrote: > Do you wish to use Drill in distributed mode

Re: Drill Cluster without HDFS/MapR-FS?

Do you wish to use Drill in distributed mode with each node having it's own local file system or do you plan to use it with a different data source which is also a distributed file system (but not HDFS / MapR-FS)? If the former, yes you should be able to form a Drill cluster by bringing up

Re: Drill Cluster without HDFS/MapR-FS?

Using Drill against any kind of distributed data store is a fine thing. If data locality matters, then it is nice if Drill can see what data is where. Regardless, using Drill with out HDFS works great. I should point out that using Drill with MapR is technically using it without HDFS, but since

Re: Drill Cluster without HDFS/MapR-FS?

Hey Matt, Yes we can use Drill in distribute mode or install on a cluster we did that but for dev purpose in prod environment we had hadoop still you can do that and steps are pretty much available in https://drill.apache.org/docs/installing-drill-on-the-cluster/ Best Regards, ANKIT BEOHAR On