Re: accumulo native memory setting

2017-01-18 Thread Ly, Kiet
It turned out when the disks are filled 90%, Hadoop’s node manager declared the 
node is unusable and killed the bulk loader task. I am surprised the amount 
disk space it burned for +100 million triples. Nothing to do with Rya. ☺

On 1/18/17, 7:58 PM, "Josh Elser"  wrote:

How did your data-loading job fail? This is a Accumulo server 
configuration property -- it has no direct impact on your client.

4G should be fine, just make sure that you have sufficient physical 
memory on the Accumulo TabletServer hosts.

Ly, Kiet wrote:
> Has anyone used the native memory setting and found it stable enough for 
production used?  I found the data loading job crashed randomly after I turned 
it on. May be my setting was wrong elsewhere?
>
> 
>  tserver.memory.maps.max
>  4G
>
>
>
>  tserver.memory.maps.native.enabled
>  true
>
>
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Re: accumulo native memory setting

2017-01-18 Thread Josh Elser
How did your data-loading job fail? This is a Accumulo server 
configuration property -- it has no direct impact on your client.


4G should be fine, just make sure that you have sufficient physical 
memory on the Accumulo TabletServer hosts.


Ly, Kiet wrote:

Has anyone used the native memory setting and found it stable enough for 
production used?  I found the data loading job crashed randomly after I turned 
it on. May be my setting was wrong elsewhere?


 tserver.memory.maps.max
 4G
   

   
 tserver.memory.maps.native.enabled
 true
   

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accumulo native memory setting

2017-01-18 Thread Ly, Kiet
Has anyone used the native memory setting and found it stable enough for 
production used?  I found the data loading job crashed randomly after I turned 
it on. May be my setting was wrong elsewhere?


tserver.memory.maps.max
4G
  

  
tserver.memory.maps.native.enabled
true
  

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