Giraph will probably want to have the entire class package name (at least that
is what works for me) in the argument. Hence, if you re sure that is the class
you want, use
"-ca
org.apache.giraph.examples.RandomWalkWithRestartComputation.MAX_SUPERSTEPS=10"
For me, I found that I wanted to chan
Giraph will probably want to have the entire class package name (at least that
is what works for me) in the argument. Hence, if you re sure that is the class
you want, use
"-ca
org.apache.giraph.examples.RandomWalkWithRestartComputation.MAX_SUPERSTEPS=10"
For me, I found that I wanted to chan
I had similar problems. Files that Giraph wrote to zookeeper were over limit so
zookeeper crushed. In my case i had too many partitions with too long input and
checkpoint paths.
You can try to get logs from the Zookeeper process.
Lukas
On 24.9.2014 14:31, Fontana, Peter C. wrote:
Hello,
I am t
per crushed. In my case i had too many partitions with too long input and
checkpoint paths.
You can try to get logs from the Zookeeper process.
Lukas
On 24.9.2014 14:31, Fontana, Peter C. wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to run the PageRankVertex code on a large graph. I successfully got
it to run on sma
Hello,
I am trying to run the PageRankVertex code on a large graph. I successfully got
it to run on smaller examples, but when I try to run it on a large example
(100M nodes, 10B edges, 300GB space), it does not finish. I get the following
error.
java.lang.IllegalStateException: run: Caught an
