Thnx, yes confirmed and thats the way we recovered all of the non
calculated data. Thnx for the help.
As to the reason why: It seems to be a combination of network congestion
because of tcp ingress overflows leading to a lot of connections in the
cluster failing of hdfs and hbase. This and too
HFile v2 would be saved in v3 format after major compaction in the 1.2 cluster.
> On Aug 16, 2016, at 12:55 AM, Rob V wrote:
>
> The hfile tool shows the hfiles from the 0.94 cluster are indeed v2. Does
> that allow a auto convert to v3 on the 1.2 cluster after a
The hfile tool shows the hfiles from the 0.94 cluster are indeed v2. Does that
allow a auto convert to v3 on the 1.2 cluster after a compaction?
The Masters are down on the 0.94 so I can't use the hbase shell.
> On 15 Aug 2016, at 20:01, Ted Yu wrote:
>
> Please verify
Please verify that your 0.94 cluster is configured with hfile v2.
Config hfile.format.version should have value of 2.
To obtain region boundaries, you can use 'describe' hbase shell command.
Cheers
On Mon, Aug 15, 2016 at 9:48 AM, Rob Verkuylen wrote:
> The 2nd cluster is
The 2nd cluster is an operational cluster, so option 2 seems to fit nicely.
Will the LoadIncrementalHFiles on the Hbase1.2 cluster be able to process
the 0.94 version Hfiles?
Also is there a convenient way to get the region splits from the old
hfiles, or is going though them the only option?
On
On Sun, Aug 14, 2016 at 12:09 AM, Rob Verkuylen wrote:
> We're recovering from a crash of hbase-0.94.6 where the master refuses to
> come up, while hdfs is fine. Why this happened exactly is something we're
> looking into.
>
>
What does the log say?
St.Ack
> In the
If you distcp the raw hfiles, you have a couple of options to restore the
data on the second cluster.
1. You an copy the entire hbase root.dir, you can set the hbase root.dir to
this directory and bootstrap the new cluster from there.
Before you start the new cluster, run the 'hbase upgrade'
For the Import tool, you can specify the following (quoted from usage):
System.err.println("To import data exported from HBase 0.94, use");
System.err.println(" -Dhbase.import.version=0.94");
FYI
On Sun, Aug 14, 2016 at 12:09 AM, Rob Verkuylen wrote:
> We're
We're recovering from a crash of hbase-0.94.6 where the master refuses to
come up, while hdfs is fine. Why this happened exactly is something we're
looking into.
In the meantime we're looking to migrate as fast as possible to another
cluster running hbase1.2.
Since we cannot use the default