Re: Ports Drill Uses

2016-02-12 Thread John Omernik
Jacques - I don't the behavior works how I interpreted your explanation I set drill.exec.http.port to be 2, and drill.exec.rpc.user.server.port to be 20001 I expected web:2 user:20001 control:20002 data:20003 based on your summary. What I got was web:2 user:20001 control:31011

Re: Ports Drill Uses

2016-02-12 Thread John Omernik
Ah ok, so by setting drill.exec.rpc.bit.server.port to 20002, the "data" port did that + 1 In summary drill.exec - http.port: 2 rpc.user.server.port: 20001 rpc:bit:server.port: 20002 resulted in web:2 user: 20001 control: 20002 data: 20003 On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 11:37 AM, John

Re: Ports Drill Uses

2016-02-12 Thread John Omernik
I found drill.exec.rpc.bit.server.port in the over-example, I will set that to 20002 now to find the "Data" port On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 11:34 AM, John Omernik wrote: > Jacques - > > I don't the behavior works how I interpreted your explanation > > I set

Re: Ports Drill Uses

2016-02-11 Thread John Omernik
Awesome. Is there a doc page on this? Some questions I have below, if we don't have a doc page on this, could be helpful. 1. "Starts" at, that indicates if I set drill.exec.rpc.user.server.port to say 5, then instead of 31010, 31011, and 31012 (per the doc page) then it would use 5,

Re: Ports Drill Uses

2016-02-11 Thread John Omernik
Awesome. I would say that the page can stay on the Ports page, and just removing the UDP thing, and then documenting those two settings and examples of what that means (the start port) I can try to come up with something, Is this something Kristine would want to jump on just based on this thread

Re: Ports Drill Uses

2016-02-11 Thread Bob Rumsby
Bridget is on vacation but will pick this up when she gets back next week. Kristine left the company in January. Bob On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 12:24 PM, John Omernik wrote: > Awesome. I would say that the page can stay on the Ports page, and just > removing the UDP thing, and

Ports Drill Uses

2016-02-10 Thread John Omernik
Using https://drill.apache.org/docs/ports-used-by-drill/ as start, I was wondering if it is possible in the drill-overide.conf to set these ports to be a specific port? Do all ports on each drillbit have to be same from bit to bit in a specific drill cluster? I.e. if I set the ports, that will

Re: Ports Drill Uses

2016-02-10 Thread Jacques Nadeau
You can change the ports that Drill starts at from 31010 to something else by setting: drill.exec.rpc.user.server.port You can change the HTTP port by setting: drill.exec.http.port Both of these are configured in drill-override.conf on a per node basis. You can also disable the web server on a