That's fine. My 0.19.3 setup started up the rest server by default on
port 60010 (at least, I don't remember doing anything to turn it on)
so I had assumed the 0.20 one would as well. As you say, it's easy
enough to fire one up...
--Eric Tschetter
a Ona Ta hu, Jul 23, 2009 at 10:06 PM, stack w
Hmm. I remember in old days that we used to deploy the REST api on the
master but that was shut off a while ago. Thought was that no one was using
it -- sorry (I don't have the hbase issue to hand) -- and its easy enough
putting up an explicit REST server if wanted.
I'll let the REST lads talk t
Ah, so the rest server doesn't start up on it's own anymore with 0.20?
I'm looking forward to messing around with stargate, but I already
have some stuff that works with the old REST interface, so I'd like to
make sure that's still working before moving on :).
--Eric
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 9:09
Run:
./bin/hbase rest
It outputs options.
For example:
./bin/hbase rest start
... will start it in current console (on port 60050 by default).
To start it as background process writing a pid, etc., do
./bin/hbase-daemon.sh start rest.
That said, REST story is interesting in 0.20.0 in that th
