Sumit Mohanty created SLIDER-256:
Summary: Use package information form metainfo.xml
Key: SLIDER-256
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLIDER-256
Project: Slider
Issue Type: Bug
Thanks! It works. I should look at your sample more carefully.
My start implementation is a little bit complex. I will first bootstrap
the catalog. Vertica uses spread to communicate with each other. So I
also need to update the configuration file of spread to include all the
hostnames Vertica
If you are using the helpers provided in the resource management library
then you can set the wait_for_finish to False.
Execute(process_cmd,
user=params.app_user,
logoutput=False,
*wait_for_finish=False*
)
See the memecached sample I shared.
How does your start() impl
Actually Vertica is not killed by the script and run perfectly. But
Slider will think that Vertica is killed and try again.
On 07/24/2014 04:52 PM, Rui Zhang wrote:
Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I know why it hangs. I have read the code of agent/PythonExecutor.py
It blocks in the line "process.
Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I know why it hangs. I have read the code of agent/PythonExecutor.py
It blocks in the line "process.communicate()".
My start command will spawn three child processes. Maybe this line is
waiting for the three to finish? I am not very familiar with how the
communicat
My guess is that start() does not complete or fails and gets retried few
times and then eventually fails. Can you share the agent logs?
We have a new release now 0.40 - can you port your package over to 0.40? If
you can share your package I can help you do that. In any case, only
critical change i
Hi,
I can start my own created package now. But it always stay IN_PROGRESS
status according to the log and after a long time it shows Failed.
However, my application runs perfectly without any errors.
Why is this? How to determine the start is completed or not?
Thanks.
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Rui Zhang
Software
On Jul 24, 2014, at 1:47 PM, Nitin Aggarwal
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was trying to bring hbase cluster with Slider. As we have non-yarn HBase
> installation also on the machines, I faced issue due to HBASE_HOME variable
> not set correctly.
>
> I resolved it by setting it explicitly in
> "app-packa
Hi,
I was trying to bring hbase cluster with Slider. As we have non-yarn HBase
installation also on the machines, I faced issue due to HBASE_HOME variable
not set correctly.
I resolved it by setting it explicitly in
"app-packages/hbase/package/templates/hbase-env.sh.j2"
as export HBASE_HOME={{hba
To be clear, ["root", "instance.secret"] is a list of usernames / keys by
which to store and retrieve password / secret info. Accumulo's
instance.secret is the name of another shared secret it needs. The default
implementation of CredentialProvider stores the credentials by key in a
no-password J
On Jul 23, 2014, at 4:03 PM, Billie Rinaldi wrote:
> Accumulo requires a couple of sensitive pieces of information to be
> provided when it is starting up (including the Accumulo root user's
> password). Those are currently provided in the appConfig.json file.
> Hadoop common is adding a Creden
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