Yes, a blog post will be of great help especially considering its not clear when Amazon will upgrade their default version to 3.x or 4.x
> On Sep 8, 2014, at 9:07 PM, James Taylor <jamestay...@apache.org> wrote: > > Thanks, Puneet. That's super helpful. Was (2) difficult to do? That might > make an interesting blog if you're up for it. I'd be happy to post on your > behalf if that's helpful. > > Thanks, > James > >> On Monday, September 8, 2014, Puneet Kumar Ojha <puneet.ku...@pubmatic.com> >> wrote: >> See Comments Inline >> >> Thanks >> >> >> ------ Original message------ >> From: Krishna >> Date: Tue, Sep 9, 2014 5:24 AM >> To: user@phoenix.apache.org; >> Subject:Phoenix on Amazon EMR >> >> Hi, >> >> Does anyone have experience using Amazon EMR with Phoenix? I'm currently >> evaluating Phoenix for a HBase store on Amazon EMR. EMR provides Phoenix >> 2.1.2 as the default installation but I prefer to use 3x.---Use 3.x >> >> Could someone clarify the following with regards to 2.1.2? >> Does this version support bulk-loading capabilities? We expect to load more >> than trillion rows, so, bulk-loader is a necessity. Use-Can Phoenix 2.1.2 >> run on either Hadoop1 or Hadoop2? -No. Use 3.x for mapreduce uploaded. >> Did anyone try installing Phoenix 3x using EMR's bootstrap action >> capabilities?-Yes....it works.You will need to build client jar as per >> hadoop 2 version supported by AWS. >> In the following arguments to the bulk loader, is port # required or >> optional? If I'm using Hadoop2, should Resource Manager node be substituted >> for Job Tracker? -Yes. You will see the port details when u login to emr >> cluster. >> -hd <arg> HDFS NameNode IP:<port> >> -mr <arg> MapReduce Job Tracker IP:<port> >> -zk <arg> Zookeeper IP:<port> >> Thanks for your inputs. >> >> Krishna
