Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
Nice! Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Added here http://wiki.apache.org/hadoop/Hbase/Troubleshooting#12 J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: No worries. The details are actually interesting/useful, you might consider adding to your docs in case another user runs into this. Patrick Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Patrick, Basically, yes. Sorry for the lengthy answer ;) J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 5:09 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: I see, so an inconsistency then wrt name lookup. Thanks! Patrick Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Well the situation is that HBase now generates the myid files and to find the id we look in the hbase.zookeeper.quorum configuration that itself generates a temporary zoo.cfg file. To do that we have to somehow match the machine's own knowledge of its address with what's in that list. To find our address we use org.apache.hadoop.net.DNS with the method getDefaultHost and then we go through the list of machines defined in the HBase configuration. What comes out of DNS relies on how the OS is configured or it asks a specified dns server (if provided). So, in David's situation, he specified an IP address and DNS returns a hostname so we don't get a match. The resolution in that case is to fix the configuration by passing hostnames, to change the OS configuration, to setup a DNS server or to configure/start zookeeper by hand. From what I've seen, that stuff is never easier but eh, we still get you a quorum running in the end :P J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: Hi Jean-Daniel, not sure I get your response fully. Are you saying that the configured ip addr was resolved to a hostname, but that hostname didn't match the list of ip addresses used when defining the zk quorum machines? Is there a workaround you could suggest for ppl who don't have DNS available? Should an Hbase JIRA be created for this -- ie is it something you consider should be fixed/improved? Patrick Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Oh ok well HBase relies on the DNS class shipped with Hadoop to determine your address. It will try to use a hostname if possible but what comes out of there really depends on your OS configuration. In your case, that means that it resolved a hostname instead of an IP (which is rare) so you should use it instead. Also this is HBase-specific, ZK isn't really involved. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Pythonner wrote: I forgot to post that line: hbase.zookeeper.quorum 192.168.1.xx ok, I'll check the guide shipped with HBase. On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: David, hbase.master is deprecated in HBase 0.20, instead you have to specify hbase.zookeeper.quorum if you want to use HBase in a distributed mode with a ZK quorum. Please see the Getting Started documentation shipped with HBase. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Pythonner wrote: Hello, this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with http://twitter.com/phunt. I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the following error message: 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum servers' message (where 'yxz' is a hostname) my config is: hbase-env.sh: export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true hbase-site.xml: hbase.rootdir hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase hbase.master 192.168.1.xx:6 hbase.cluster.distributed true from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line from /etc/hosts Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? David -- Balie - Baseline Information Extraction http://balie.sourceforge.net [Open Source ~ 100% Java ~ Using Weka ~ Multilingual]
Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
Added here http://wiki.apache.org/hadoop/Hbase/Troubleshooting#12 J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: > No worries. The details are actually interesting/useful, you might consider > adding to your docs in case another user runs into this. > > Patrick > > > Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: >> >> Patrick, >> >> Basically, yes. Sorry for the lengthy answer ;) >> >> J-D >> >> On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 5:09 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: >>> >>> I see, so an inconsistency then wrt name lookup. >>> >>> Thanks! >>> >>> Patrick >>> >>> Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Well the situation is that HBase now generates the myid files and to find the id we look in the hbase.zookeeper.quorum configuration that itself generates a temporary zoo.cfg file. To do that we have to somehow match the machine's own knowledge of its address with what's in that list. To find our address we use org.apache.hadoop.net.DNS with the method getDefaultHost and then we go through the list of machines defined in the HBase configuration. What comes out of DNS relies on how the OS is configured or it asks a specified dns server (if provided). So, in David's situation, he specified an IP address and DNS returns a hostname so we don't get a match. The resolution in that case is to fix the configuration by passing hostnames, to change the OS configuration, to setup a DNS server or to configure/start zookeeper by hand. From what I've seen, that stuff is never easier but eh, we still get you a quorum running in the end :P J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: > > Hi Jean-Daniel, not sure I get your response fully. Are you saying that > the > configured ip addr was resolved to a hostname, but that hostname didn't > match the list of ip addresses used when defining the zk quorum > machines? > Is > there a workaround you could suggest for ppl who don't have DNS > available? > Should an Hbase JIRA be created for this -- ie is it something you > consider > should be fixed/improved? > > Patrick > > Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: >> >> Oh ok well HBase relies on the DNS class shipped with Hadoop to >> determine your address. It will try to use a hostname if possible but >> what comes out of there really depends on your OS configuration. In >> your case, that means that it resolved a hostname instead of an IP >> (which is rare) so you should use it instead. >> >> Also this is HBase-specific, ZK isn't really involved. >> >> J-D >> >> On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Pythonner wrote: >>> >>> I forgot to post that line: >>> >>> hbase.zookeeper.quorum >>> 192.168.1.xx >>> >>> >>> ok, I'll check the guide shipped with HBase. >>> >>> >>> On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Jean-Daniel Cryans >>> wrote: >>> David, hbase.master is deprecated in HBase 0.20, instead you have to specify hbase.zookeeper.quorum if you want to use HBase in a distributed mode with a ZK quorum. Please see the Getting Started documentation shipped with HBase. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Pythonner wrote: > > Hello, > this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with > http://twitter.com/phunt. > > I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. > > If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the > following > error message: > > 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum > servers' message > > (where 'yxz' is a hostname) > > my config is: > > hbase-env.sh: > > export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true > > hbase-site.xml: > > > > > hbase.rootdir > hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase > > > > hbase.master > 192.168.1.xx:6 > > > > hbase.cluster.distributed > true > > > > > from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line > from > /etc/hosts > > Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? > > David > >>> -- >>> Balie - Baseline Information Extraction >>> http://balie.sourceforge.net >>> [Open Source ~ 100% Java ~ Using Weka ~ Multilingual] >>> >
Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
No worries. The details are actually interesting/useful, you might consider adding to your docs in case another user runs into this. Patrick Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Patrick, Basically, yes. Sorry for the lengthy answer ;) J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 5:09 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: I see, so an inconsistency then wrt name lookup. Thanks! Patrick Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Well the situation is that HBase now generates the myid files and to find the id we look in the hbase.zookeeper.quorum configuration that itself generates a temporary zoo.cfg file. To do that we have to somehow match the machine's own knowledge of its address with what's in that list. To find our address we use org.apache.hadoop.net.DNS with the method getDefaultHost and then we go through the list of machines defined in the HBase configuration. What comes out of DNS relies on how the OS is configured or it asks a specified dns server (if provided). So, in David's situation, he specified an IP address and DNS returns a hostname so we don't get a match. The resolution in that case is to fix the configuration by passing hostnames, to change the OS configuration, to setup a DNS server or to configure/start zookeeper by hand. From what I've seen, that stuff is never easier but eh, we still get you a quorum running in the end :P J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: Hi Jean-Daniel, not sure I get your response fully. Are you saying that the configured ip addr was resolved to a hostname, but that hostname didn't match the list of ip addresses used when defining the zk quorum machines? Is there a workaround you could suggest for ppl who don't have DNS available? Should an Hbase JIRA be created for this -- ie is it something you consider should be fixed/improved? Patrick Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Oh ok well HBase relies on the DNS class shipped with Hadoop to determine your address. It will try to use a hostname if possible but what comes out of there really depends on your OS configuration. In your case, that means that it resolved a hostname instead of an IP (which is rare) so you should use it instead. Also this is HBase-specific, ZK isn't really involved. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Pythonner wrote: I forgot to post that line: hbase.zookeeper.quorum 192.168.1.xx ok, I'll check the guide shipped with HBase. On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: David, hbase.master is deprecated in HBase 0.20, instead you have to specify hbase.zookeeper.quorum if you want to use HBase in a distributed mode with a ZK quorum. Please see the Getting Started documentation shipped with HBase. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Pythonner wrote: Hello, this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with http://twitter.com/phunt. I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the following error message: 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum servers' message (where 'yxz' is a hostname) my config is: hbase-env.sh: export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true hbase-site.xml: hbase.rootdir hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase hbase.master 192.168.1.xx:6 hbase.cluster.distributed true from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line from /etc/hosts Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? David -- Balie - Baseline Information Extraction http://balie.sourceforge.net [Open Source ~ 100% Java ~ Using Weka ~ Multilingual]
Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
Patrick, Basically, yes. Sorry for the lengthy answer ;) J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 5:09 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: > I see, so an inconsistency then wrt name lookup. > > Thanks! > > Patrick > > Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: >> >> Well the situation is that HBase now generates the myid files and to >> find the id we look in the hbase.zookeeper.quorum configuration that >> itself generates a temporary zoo.cfg file. To do that we have to >> somehow match the machine's own knowledge of its address with what's >> in that list. To find our address we use org.apache.hadoop.net.DNS >> with the method getDefaultHost and then we go through the list of >> machines defined in the HBase configuration. What comes out of DNS >> relies on how the OS is configured or it asks a specified dns server >> (if provided). >> >> So, in David's situation, he specified an IP address and DNS returns a >> hostname so we don't get a match. The resolution in that case is to >> fix the configuration by passing hostnames, to change the OS >> configuration, to setup a DNS server or to configure/start zookeeper >> by hand. From what I've seen, that stuff is never easier but eh, we >> still get you a quorum running in the end :P >> >> J-D >> >> On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: >>> >>> Hi Jean-Daniel, not sure I get your response fully. Are you saying that >>> the >>> configured ip addr was resolved to a hostname, but that hostname didn't >>> match the list of ip addresses used when defining the zk quorum machines? >>> Is >>> there a workaround you could suggest for ppl who don't have DNS >>> available? >>> Should an Hbase JIRA be created for this -- ie is it something you >>> consider >>> should be fixed/improved? >>> >>> Patrick >>> >>> Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Oh ok well HBase relies on the DNS class shipped with Hadoop to determine your address. It will try to use a hostname if possible but what comes out of there really depends on your OS configuration. In your case, that means that it resolved a hostname instead of an IP (which is rare) so you should use it instead. Also this is HBase-specific, ZK isn't really involved. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Pythonner wrote: > > I forgot to post that line: > > hbase.zookeeper.quorum > 192.168.1.xx > > > ok, I'll check the guide shipped with HBase. > > > On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Jean-Daniel Cryans > wrote: > >> David, >> >> hbase.master is deprecated in HBase 0.20, instead you have to specify >> hbase.zookeeper.quorum if you want to use HBase in a distributed mode >> with a ZK quorum. Please see the Getting Started documentation shipped >> with HBase. >> >> J-D >> >> On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Pythonner wrote: >>> >>> Hello, >>> this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with >>> http://twitter.com/phunt. >>> >>> I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. >>> >>> If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the >>> following >>> error message: >>> >>> 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum servers' >> >> message >>> >>> (where 'yxz' is a hostname) >>> >>> my config is: >>> >>> hbase-env.sh: >>> >>> export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true >>> >>> hbase-site.xml: >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> hbase.rootdir >>> hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase >>> >>> >>> >>> hbase.master >>> 192.168.1.xx:6 >>> >>> >>> >>> hbase.cluster.distributed >>> true >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line from >>> /etc/hosts >>> >>> Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? >>> >>> David >>> > > -- > Balie - Baseline Information Extraction > http://balie.sourceforge.net > [Open Source ~ 100% Java ~ Using Weka ~ Multilingual] > >
Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
I see, so an inconsistency then wrt name lookup. Thanks! Patrick Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Well the situation is that HBase now generates the myid files and to find the id we look in the hbase.zookeeper.quorum configuration that itself generates a temporary zoo.cfg file. To do that we have to somehow match the machine's own knowledge of its address with what's in that list. To find our address we use org.apache.hadoop.net.DNS with the method getDefaultHost and then we go through the list of machines defined in the HBase configuration. What comes out of DNS relies on how the OS is configured or it asks a specified dns server (if provided). So, in David's situation, he specified an IP address and DNS returns a hostname so we don't get a match. The resolution in that case is to fix the configuration by passing hostnames, to change the OS configuration, to setup a DNS server or to configure/start zookeeper by hand. From what I've seen, that stuff is never easier but eh, we still get you a quorum running in the end :P J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: Hi Jean-Daniel, not sure I get your response fully. Are you saying that the configured ip addr was resolved to a hostname, but that hostname didn't match the list of ip addresses used when defining the zk quorum machines? Is there a workaround you could suggest for ppl who don't have DNS available? Should an Hbase JIRA be created for this -- ie is it something you consider should be fixed/improved? Patrick Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Oh ok well HBase relies on the DNS class shipped with Hadoop to determine your address. It will try to use a hostname if possible but what comes out of there really depends on your OS configuration. In your case, that means that it resolved a hostname instead of an IP (which is rare) so you should use it instead. Also this is HBase-specific, ZK isn't really involved. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Pythonner wrote: I forgot to post that line: hbase.zookeeper.quorum 192.168.1.xx ok, I'll check the guide shipped with HBase. On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: David, hbase.master is deprecated in HBase 0.20, instead you have to specify hbase.zookeeper.quorum if you want to use HBase in a distributed mode with a ZK quorum. Please see the Getting Started documentation shipped with HBase. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Pythonner wrote: Hello, this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with http://twitter.com/phunt. I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the following error message: 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum servers' message (where 'yxz' is a hostname) my config is: hbase-env.sh: export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true hbase-site.xml: hbase.rootdir hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase hbase.master 192.168.1.xx:6 hbase.cluster.distributed true from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line from /etc/hosts Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? David -- Balie - Baseline Information Extraction http://balie.sourceforge.net [Open Source ~ 100% Java ~ Using Weka ~ Multilingual]
Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
Well the situation is that HBase now generates the myid files and to find the id we look in the hbase.zookeeper.quorum configuration that itself generates a temporary zoo.cfg file. To do that we have to somehow match the machine's own knowledge of its address with what's in that list. To find our address we use org.apache.hadoop.net.DNS with the method getDefaultHost and then we go through the list of machines defined in the HBase configuration. What comes out of DNS relies on how the OS is configured or it asks a specified dns server (if provided). So, in David's situation, he specified an IP address and DNS returns a hostname so we don't get a match. The resolution in that case is to fix the configuration by passing hostnames, to change the OS configuration, to setup a DNS server or to configure/start zookeeper by hand. From what I've seen, that stuff is never easier but eh, we still get you a quorum running in the end :P J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: > Hi Jean-Daniel, not sure I get your response fully. Are you saying that the > configured ip addr was resolved to a hostname, but that hostname didn't > match the list of ip addresses used when defining the zk quorum machines? Is > there a workaround you could suggest for ppl who don't have DNS available? > Should an Hbase JIRA be created for this -- ie is it something you consider > should be fixed/improved? > > Patrick > > Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: >> >> Oh ok well HBase relies on the DNS class shipped with Hadoop to >> determine your address. It will try to use a hostname if possible but >> what comes out of there really depends on your OS configuration. In >> your case, that means that it resolved a hostname instead of an IP >> (which is rare) so you should use it instead. >> >> Also this is HBase-specific, ZK isn't really involved. >> >> J-D >> >> On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Pythonner wrote: >>> >>> I forgot to post that line: >>> >>> hbase.zookeeper.quorum >>> 192.168.1.xx >>> >>> >>> ok, I'll check the guide shipped with HBase. >>> >>> >>> On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Jean-Daniel Cryans >>> wrote: >>> David, hbase.master is deprecated in HBase 0.20, instead you have to specify hbase.zookeeper.quorum if you want to use HBase in a distributed mode with a ZK quorum. Please see the Getting Started documentation shipped with HBase. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Pythonner wrote: > > Hello, > this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with > http://twitter.com/phunt. > > I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. > > If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the > following > error message: > > 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum servers' message > > (where 'yxz' is a hostname) > > my config is: > > hbase-env.sh: > > export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true > > hbase-site.xml: > > > > > hbase.rootdir > hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase > > > > hbase.master > 192.168.1.xx:6 > > > > hbase.cluster.distributed > true > > > > > from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line from > /etc/hosts > > Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? > > David > >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Balie - Baseline Information Extraction >>> http://balie.sourceforge.net >>> [Open Source ~ 100% Java ~ Using Weka ~ Multilingual] >>> >
Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
Hi Jean-Daniel, not sure I get your response fully. Are you saying that the configured ip addr was resolved to a hostname, but that hostname didn't match the list of ip addresses used when defining the zk quorum machines? Is there a workaround you could suggest for ppl who don't have DNS available? Should an Hbase JIRA be created for this -- ie is it something you consider should be fixed/improved? Patrick Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: Oh ok well HBase relies on the DNS class shipped with Hadoop to determine your address. It will try to use a hostname if possible but what comes out of there really depends on your OS configuration. In your case, that means that it resolved a hostname instead of an IP (which is rare) so you should use it instead. Also this is HBase-specific, ZK isn't really involved. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Pythonner wrote: I forgot to post that line: hbase.zookeeper.quorum 192.168.1.xx ok, I'll check the guide shipped with HBase. On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: David, hbase.master is deprecated in HBase 0.20, instead you have to specify hbase.zookeeper.quorum if you want to use HBase in a distributed mode with a ZK quorum. Please see the Getting Started documentation shipped with HBase. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Pythonner wrote: Hello, this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with http://twitter.com/phunt. I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the following error message: 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum servers' message (where 'yxz' is a hostname) my config is: hbase-env.sh: export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true hbase-site.xml: hbase.rootdir hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase hbase.master 192.168.1.xx:6 hbase.cluster.distributed true from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line from /etc/hosts Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? David -- Balie - Baseline Information Extraction http://balie.sourceforge.net [Open Source ~ 100% Java ~ Using Weka ~ Multilingual]
Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
Oh ok well HBase relies on the DNS class shipped with Hadoop to determine your address. It will try to use a hostname if possible but what comes out of there really depends on your OS configuration. In your case, that means that it resolved a hostname instead of an IP (which is rare) so you should use it instead. Also this is HBase-specific, ZK isn't really involved. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:47 PM, Pythonner wrote: > I forgot to post that line: > > hbase.zookeeper.quorum > 192.168.1.xx > > > ok, I'll check the guide shipped with HBase. > > > On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Jean-Daniel Cryans > wrote: > >> David, >> >> hbase.master is deprecated in HBase 0.20, instead you have to specify >> hbase.zookeeper.quorum if you want to use HBase in a distributed mode >> with a ZK quorum. Please see the Getting Started documentation shipped >> with HBase. >> >> J-D >> >> On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Pythonner wrote: >> > Hello, >> > this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with >> > http://twitter.com/phunt. >> > >> > I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. >> > >> > If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the following >> > error message: >> > >> > 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum servers' >> message >> > (where 'yxz' is a hostname) >> > >> > my config is: >> > >> > hbase-env.sh: >> > >> > export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true >> > >> > hbase-site.xml: >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > hbase.rootdir >> > hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase >> > >> > >> > >> > hbase.master >> > 192.168.1.xx:6 >> > >> > >> > >> > hbase.cluster.distributed >> > true >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line from >> > /etc/hosts >> > >> > Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? >> > >> > David >> > >> > > > > -- > Balie - Baseline Information Extraction > http://balie.sourceforge.net > [Open Source ~ 100% Java ~ Using Weka ~ Multilingual] >
Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
Hey Pythonner, thanks for the followup! if I understand correctly, this error message is generated by hbase and not zk? Can you tell at all? (seems likely to me as the configuration you re referring to is hbase specific... but would like to verify). Can anyone confirm, is this an issue with hbase not accepting ip addr then? Patrick Pythonner wrote: Hello, this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with http://twitter.com/phunt. I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the following error message: 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum servers' message (where 'yxz' is a hostname) my config is: hbase-env.sh: export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true hbase-site.xml: hbase.rootdir hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase hbase.master 192.168.1.xx:6 hbase.cluster.distributed true from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line from /etc/hosts Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? David
Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
I forgot to post that line: hbase.zookeeper.quorum 192.168.1.xx ok, I'll check the guide shipped with HBase. On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote: > David, > > hbase.master is deprecated in HBase 0.20, instead you have to specify > hbase.zookeeper.quorum if you want to use HBase in a distributed mode > with a ZK quorum. Please see the Getting Started documentation shipped > with HBase. > > J-D > > On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Pythonner wrote: > > Hello, > > this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with > > http://twitter.com/phunt. > > > > I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. > > > > If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the following > > error message: > > > > 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum servers' > message > > (where 'yxz' is a hostname) > > > > my config is: > > > > hbase-env.sh: > > > > export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true > > > > hbase-site.xml: > > > > > > > > > >hbase.rootdir > >hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase > > > > > > > >hbase.master > >192.168.1.xx:6 > > > > > > > >hbase.cluster.distributed > >true > > > > > > > > > > from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line from > > /etc/hosts > > > > Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? > > > > David > > > -- Balie - Baseline Information Extraction http://balie.sourceforge.net [Open Source ~ 100% Java ~ Using Weka ~ Multilingual]
Re: configuring Zookeeper in HBase with IP addresses only
David, hbase.master is deprecated in HBase 0.20, instead you have to specify hbase.zookeeper.quorum if you want to use HBase in a distributed mode with a ZK quorum. Please see the Getting Started documentation shipped with HBase. J-D On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Pythonner wrote: > Hello, > this is a follow-up of discussion started on twitter with > http://twitter.com/phunt. > > I installed HBase 0.20.0 RC2 on Ubuntu server boxes. > > If I'm using machines IP in config files (see below), I get the following > error message: > > 'Could not find my address: xyz in list of ZooKeeper quorum servers' message > (where 'yxz' is a hostname) > > my config is: > > hbase-env.sh: > > export HBASE_MANAGES_ZK=true > > hbase-site.xml: > > > > > hbase.rootdir > hdfs://192.168.1.xx:9200/hbase > > > > hbase.master > 192.168.1.xx:6 > > > > hbase.cluster.distributed > true > > > > > from vanilla Ubuntu server install, I removed the 127.0.1.1 line from > /etc/hosts > > Is it supposed to work well with IP addresses only? > > David >
