Hmm... I appreciate it if anybody can point me how to measure server side
Get/Scan time... Thanks!
Best Regards,
Wei
From: Wei Tan/Watson/IBM
To: hbase-u...@hadoop.apache.org,
Date: 12/02/2012 12:21 PM
Subject:Meaure server time of Get/Scan - through RPC logging?
Hi I am u
Hi Mike,
I totally agree with you. The balancer I have done is more a hack than
a production version. I built my cluster by taking all the computers I
found around me. From 1 core P4 to 8 cores CPU. I have 8 nodes + 3 ZK.
They are all SO diffrent that "normal" load balancing was not very
efficient
I of course can not speak for Jean-Marc, however my use case is not very
corporate. It is a small cluster (9 nodes) and only 1 of those nodes is
different (drastically different).
And yes, I configured it so that node has a lot more map slots. However,
the problem is HBase balances without regar
Take what I say with a grain of kosher salt. (Its what they put on your drink
glasses because the grains are bigger. ;-)
I think what you are doing is cool hack, however in the bigger picture, you
shouldn't have to do this with your load balancer. Also it doesn't matter if
you think about ti.
Merging is not an option for us, because we cannot afford to bring our
cluster down. Also, we are not yet convinced that our cluster can handle
such large regions due to all the OOM issues we are seeing when trying to
bring new, bigger regions online.
On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 3:42 PM, Marcos Ortiz
On 12/08/2012 11:50 AM, Bryan Beaudreault wrote:
Thanks for the responses guys. Responses inline
When you are doing the bulk load, are you pre-split your regions?
What OS are you using and what version of Java?
Yes, regions are pre-split. We calculated them using M/R before attempting
to bu
Hi,
It's not yet available anywhere. I will post it today or tomorrow,
just the time to remove some hardcoding I did into it ;) It's a quick
and dirty PerformanceBalancer. It's not a CPULoadBalencer.
Anyway, I will give more details over the week-end, but there is
absolutly nothing extraordinaire
Hi,
An KDC can be made to trust an AD, which would solve your need. This
https://ccp.cloudera.com/display/CDH4DOC/Integrating+Hadoop+Security+with+Active+Directory
is one guide that details on how to set it up.
HBase wraps very little logic over Hadoop's security providing
classes, so proper Hado
I too am interested in this custom load balancer, as I was actually just
starting to look into writing one that does the same thing for
my heterogeneous cluster!
Is this available somewhere?
On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 9:17 AM, James Chang wrote:
> By the way, I saw you mentioned that you
> hav
Hi Harsh,
Both of the approach you mentioned would be ok for us. We are aware that
Hadoop can be integrated with Active Directory. But, i could not find any
such reference for HBase. Do you have any idea about this? Any link or
documentation on this would be really helpful.
Thanks,
Anil Gupta
On
Thanks for the responses guys. Responses inline
> When you are doing the bulk load, are you pre-split your regions?
> What OS are you using and what version of Java?
Yes, regions are pre-split. We calculated them using M/R before attempting
to bulk load the data. We've done this before with sm
Do you want to have just AD (via LDAP) based authentication (not sure
what I'm talking of here, really), or kerberos based authentication
but with an automatic binding to AD (via LDAP) for all the
allowed/available users?
On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 11:19 AM, anil gupta wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> We would l
Hi JM,
I ever think the same issue, in my opinion,
option 2 is perfer.
By the way, I saw you mentioned that you
have built a "LoadBalancer", could you kindly
share some detailed info about it?
Best Regards.
James Chang
Jean-Marc Spaggiari 於 2012年12月8日星期六寫道：
> Hi,
>
> Here is the s
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