My ES cluster nodes and Hadoop nodes are not collocated. Light version does
not works for me without putting enough correct versions of hadoop related
jars. Right now I don't want to create my jar as Brent did and I don't
want to install hadoop or copy jars on the es nodes either . Right now I
You need the appropriate hadoop jar on your classpath otherwise
es-hadoop repository plugin cannot connect to HDFS. In the repo,
you'll find two versions with vanilla hadoop1 and hadoop2 - however if
you are using a certain distro, for best compatibility you should use
that distro client jars.
Thanks,
Jinyuan (Jack) Zhou
On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 1:36 PM, Costin Leau costin.l...@gmail.com wrote:
You need the appropriate hadoop jar on your classpath otherwise
es-hadoop repository plugin cannot connect to HDFS. In the repo,
you'll find two versions with vanilla hadoop1 and hadoop2 -
(Much delayed) thank you Costin.
Indeed, on Ubuntu, changing ES_CLASSPATH to include hadoop and hadoop/lib
directories in /etc/default/elasticsearch (and exporting it in
/etc/init.d/elasticsearch) and installing light plugin version did work.
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(Much delayed) thank you Costin.
Indeed, on Ubuntu, changing ES_CLASSPATH to include hadoop and hadoop/lib
directories in /etc/default/elasticsearch (and exporting it in
/etc/init.d/elasticsearch) and installing light plugin version did work.
On Thursday, 14 August 2014 20:59:39 UTC, Costin
I'm trying to get es-hadoop repository plugin working on our hadoop
2.0.0-cdh4.6.0 distribution and it seems like I'm quite lost.
I installed plugin's -hadoop2 version on the machines on our hadoop cluster
(which also run our stage elasticsearch nodes).
When attempting to create a repository
