Yeah, it likely means that your HBase configuration is in interact for
using the remote cluster. When you run the Flume agent, can you do a `ps
aux | grey flume` and find where the hbase-site.xml is coming from? It's
probably /etc/hbase/conf. Look in the file, and can you tell me what the
value of
Hi,
Actually, the interesting thing is that if I have HBase installed locally on
the same flume server machine but have a hbase-site.xml connecting to a remote
hbase server, the connection is fine.
It seems that if I don’t have a local HBase installation, I get this error.
Am I missing somethi
Thanks Natty. Yes, Hari. I am using flume 1.5. I will double check the
configuration again just to make sure.
thanks
On Aug 13, 2014, at 4:56 PM, Hari Shreedharan wrote:
> Actually what version of Flume are you using? ROOT was removed in Hbase 96 I
> think, you need to use Flume 1.5.0 or hi
Actually what version of Flume are you using? ROOT was removed in Hbase 96
I think, you need to use Flume 1.5.0 or higher for asynchbase sink to work.
On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 4:51 PM, Jonathan Natkins
wrote:
> Hey Gary,
>
> From the information I've got here, this looks like more of an HBase
>
Hey Gary,
>From the information I've got here, this looks like more of an HBase
problem than a Flume problem. My recommendation would be to first double
check that you can run commands against the HBase instance from your Flume
agent node. Try running `hbase shell` and execute a list command. If y
