Hi folks! Was chatting in the project slack earlier today with Stack and Clay about how unwieldy the hbck2 README is getting.
Heads up that I'm going to try a POC where we have operator centric docs (like the thing I described in this earlier email, and the stuff for hbck2) on the hbase.a.o website. Basics so far: * Won't be in the ref guide * Source as markdown * Source in hbase-operator-tools repo * Published on website as an "operations" menu item under our top level documentation menu. hmu on HBASE-23020 if you have ideas or want to help out. On Thu, Sep 5, 2019, 23:40 Sean Busbey <bus...@apache.org> wrote: > Hi folks! > > I've had to work through the steps to do various cluster operations in > the face of a table with a couple of million mob hfiles enough times > lately that I took the time to write down both a) how to stand up an > approximation elsewhere to get reproduction and timing information, > and b) examples of step-by-step with how to track how things are > going. > > To be clear, it's still a draft. It's also currently markdown. If it > helps to see the specifics of what I'm talking about, it's here: > > https://gist.github.com/busbey/5ff88e31705e52a392392b4fb2eadac2 > > I'd like to get this kind of stuff folded into our community docs > somewhere. But I'm not sure where something like this would fit. I > don't think it works for the current one-ref-guide-to-rule-them-all. > > What do y'all think? >
