Adachisan,
The usual operations of "restart" also appear in the upgrade packs. E.g., https://github.com/apache/ambari/blob/trunk/ambari-server/src/main/resource s/stacks/HDP/2.4/upgrades/upgrade-2.5.xml <processing> <service name="ZOOKEEPER"> <component name="ZOOKEEPER_SERVER"> <pre-upgrade> <task xsi:type="configure" id="zookeeper_log4j_parameterize" /> </pre-upgrade> <pre-downgrade/> <upgrade> <task xsi:type="restart-task" /> <!-- Exact action to invoke during the upgrade portion. --> </upgrade> </component> Thanks, Alejandro On 1/17/17, 10:01 PM, "Hiroyuki Adachi" <[email protected]> wrote: >Hi Alejandro, > >Thank you for the response. >I'm using HDP, and your information of the upgrade packs is useful for me. > >But, how about usual operations? (e.g. restart NameNode from Ambari) >Can I hook pre/post start, stop, and restart actions of components? >It is desirable that I can implement such actions in a similar way to the >upgrade packs. > >Thanks, >Hiroyuki Adachi > >---- > Hi Adachisan, > > What stack are you using? > If you're using HDP, you can modify the upgrade packs (xml files) with > additional steps like calling functions in the python files to >perform any > additional logic. > E.g., > > <service name="HDFS"> > > ... > <component name="NAMENODE"> > ... > <post-upgrade> > <task xsi:type="execute"> > <summary>Wait for HiveServer2 Connections</summary> > <script>scripts/namenode_upgrade.py</script> > <function>wait_for_hive</function> > </task> > </post-upgrade> > > > > In namenode_upgrade.py > > def wait_for_hive(self, env): > import params > # Ensure that Hive Server is actually present in the cluster > > Thanks, > > > Alejandro > > On 1/16/17, 6:46 PM, "Hiroyuki Adachi" <[email protected]> wrote: > > >Hello, > > > >We want to add our script at pre/post start and pre/post stop >actions. > > > >When we upgrade our production environment, > >we need to check state of NameNode and wait for completion of >HiveServer2 > >connections, and so on. > > > >I know that we can do that with implementing custom services, > >but we do not willing to folk the code for such small jobs. > > > >Thanks, > >Hiroyuki Adachi > > > > > > >
