Dima, thanks.
After a couple hours trying, I got it works now. So will try the docking
method another time.
Just in case someone else plan to do this kind of exercise in the future,
and to keep a closure for myself. Here are my changes:
/** *first HBase*, is installed by homebrew and using HDFS
So what you could essentially do is use the Apache HBase topology for
clusterdock, running the clusterdock_run ./bin/start_cluster command twice,
once for each cluster you want to start. I can provide specific command
line arguments if you let me know which version of HBase you're hoping to
use.
Actually I don't have a good reason of 'not use container', except that I
already have homebrew install hadoop and hbase on my laptop, hence like to
just keep using it.
Thanks for the instruction through the blog. A quick question to clarify:
the blog is for multi-node cluster, instead of
Any reason to not use the container way via clusterdock [1]? I do
replication testing on my Mac for this using it and have had pretty good
results.
1.
http://blog.cloudera.com/blog/2016/08/multi-node-clusters-with-cloudera-quickstart-for-docker/
-Dima
On Thu, Oct 20, 2016 at 2:51 PM, Demai Ni
hi, folks,
I am trying to setup a simple development environment on my Mac Book. And
like to have multiple instances of HBases, for some testing of replication,
backup. etc. And wondering there is any instruction to setup for multiple
instances(not the VM/container way).
Here is what I did so
