Hi Esteban,
Thank you so much for the response, it was indeed the problem. Had a
followup question of this, why is this RPC call not respecting the HBase
RPC time-out
set for 90 seconds by us.
Thanks
On Thu, May 30, 2019 at 10:59 PM Esteban Gutierrez
wrote:
> Hello Abhishek,
>
> The HBase mas
Gladly, thanks for the sanity check.
-Austin
On 5/30/19 12:45 AM, Stack wrote:
Austin:
Looks like oversight to me. As you suggest, you'd think the split point --
if present -- would be passed to the admin split call.
Mind putting up a patch sir?
Thanks,
S
On Mon, May 27, 2019 at 2:36 PM ahe
The separate compatibility modules repo idea is appealing, especially if it
can provide a single jar that also shades and includes Hadoop classes and
their specific dependencies. This would simplify version specific
deployment: Unpack HBase tarball, remove included hbase-hadoop-*.jar,
download appr
Hello Abhishek,
The HBase master UI will try to list the snapshots if there are available.
Since GetCompletedSnapshots goes to the filesystem to scan for all the
possible snapshots that can take some time depending on the number of
snapshots or the load of the NN.
thanks,
esteban.
--
Cloudera,
Hi,
We are trying to debug an issue where multiple listSnapshots calls seem to
be running extremely slow RPC calls on HBase Master.
These calls appear to be happening from Master node itself. I wanted to
understand if there is any Master chore service that needs to periodically
do an operation whi
The idea of a separate repo with compatibility modules sounds appealing. This
refinement has several advantages esp if we separate out the "compatibility
API" from the actual compatibility module implementation:
1. We can choose certain major release lines of Hadoop and provide modules for
tho
What about moving back to having a per-major-version-of-hadoop
compatibility module again that builds against one needed major version all
the time? (Presumably with some shell script magic to pick the right one?)
that would be preferable imho to e.g. producing main project binary
tarballs per Hado