Re: Passing application configuring to Flink uber jar

2018-11-22 Thread Till Rohrmann
Hi Krishna, I think the problem is that you are trying to pass in dynamic properties (-Dconfig.file=dev.conf) to an already started the cluster. The Flink cluster components or their JVMs need to know the env.java.opts at cluster start up time and not when the Flink job is submitted. You can check

Passing application configuring to Flink uber jar

2018-11-22 Thread Krishna Kalyan
Hello All, I have a Flink application that inherits configuration from application.conf in the resources folder. Now, I want to run this application on a cluster. I begin creating an fat jar "mvn clean assembly". This jar file is executed by executing the following command below $FLINK_HOME/bin