Re: Lifetime of query details in the impalad web server
Thank you! On Mon, 23 Oct 2017 at 12:46 Henry Robinsonwrote: > The flag --query_log_size controls the number of query profiles that are > retained. By default it's 25. There is no time-based retention policy for > profiles. > > Henry > > On 23 October 2017 at 12:33, Thoralf Gutierrez > wrote: > >> Hello everybody, >> >> We think the impalad web server has invaluable information for our users >> to analyze their queries as they are being executed, such as the query plan >> on pages like >> http://impala:25000/query_plan?query_id=e5421fea0f478563:3cffcc52 >> >> Unfortunately, these pages seem to be very ephemeral for us. After a >> couple of minutes, trying to visit that page returns the error "Error: >> Unknown query id: e5421fea0f478563:3cffcc52" >> >> Does someone know of a way to increase the lifetime of these pages? >> >> Thanks for your help, >> Thoralf >> > >
Re: Lifetime of query details in the impalad web server
The flag --query_log_size controls the number of query profiles that are retained. By default it's 25. There is no time-based retention policy for profiles. Henry On 23 October 2017 at 12:33, Thoralf Gutierrezwrote: > Hello everybody, > > We think the impalad web server has invaluable information for our users > to analyze their queries as they are being executed, such as the query plan > on pages like http://impala:25000/query_plan?query_id=e5421fea0f478563: > 3cffcc52 > > Unfortunately, these pages seem to be very ephemeral for us. After a > couple of minutes, trying to visit that page returns the error "Error: > Unknown query id: e5421fea0f478563:3cffcc52" > > Does someone know of a way to increase the lifetime of these pages? > > Thanks for your help, > Thoralf >
Lifetime of query details in the impalad web server
Hello everybody, We think the impalad web server has invaluable information for our users to analyze their queries as they are being executed, such as the query plan on pages like http://impala:25000/query_plan?query_id=e5421fea0f478563:3cffcc52 Unfortunately, these pages seem to be very ephemeral for us. After a couple of minutes, trying to visit that page returns the error "Error: Unknown query id: e5421fea0f478563:3cffcc52" Does someone know of a way to increase the lifetime of these pages? Thanks for your help, Thoralf