+1
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On Aug 30, 2011, at 10:21 PM, Todd Lipcon wrote:
> I haven't gotten many responses so far. If there doesn't seem to be
> much interest, I may not spend the time to organize.
>
> If you're feeling too busy to answer the full survey, feel free to
> just reply with a
Yes, you can, by specifying MAX_FILESIZE on the table creation or using
alter command for an existing table. You need to disable the table before
changing and may run compaction if needed.
On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 10:20 AM, Arvind Jayaprakash wrote:
> It is possible to control the region size (hsto
You can start HBase backup master two ways, hbase-daemon.sh start master
--backup or master-backup.sh
The first version is fresh HBase start that includes backup masters. The second
version can be used while primary master already up, just to start the backup
masters.
Ravi
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Albert,
You doing partially right. The change will take into effect only to new tables
created going forward. There are two options I'm aware of, 1. Use alter command
on HBase shell to specify new region size. 2. Create new set of tables and
create simple m/r job to migrate data to new tables a
Very interesting use case which is similar to ours. Though we use
HBase for all other purposes, we are looking at alternatives for image
storing. I'm very interested to look at your implementation
(presentation and possibly video).
Ravi
On Thursday, June 30, 2011, Mark Kerzner wrote:
> Thank you
