Closed kirankumarhm closed 6 years ago
Hi
You need to be running as root to see the hadoop processes running with jps. What happens if you type sudo jps
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You should also be able to see Yarn resource mgr page at http://10.211.55.101:8088
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If Yarn/HDFS does not seem to be up then logs can be checked in /usr/local/hadoop/logs
Thank you, I will try that... FYI ... Also I am trying to include HBase and Kafka I will update you once I success
unfortunately mysql configuration is NOT working after installation. If you could provide proper configuration that will be great helpful.
I am getting below error:
node1: Allow root access from network... node1: /tmp/vagrant-shell: line 39: mysql: command not found node1: Create hive_metastore schema... node1: /tmp/vagrant-shell: line 41: mysql: command not found node1: Create hive meta-db user... node1: /tmp/vagrant-shell: line 43: mysql: command not found node1: grant permissions to hive meta-db user... node1: /tmp/vagrant-shell: line 45: mysql: command not found node1: Flush mysqld for changes to take effect... node1: /tmp/vagrant-shell: line 47: mysql: command not found node1: Restarting mysqld for changes to take effect...
The mysql configuration should be working fine, it maybe an issue when mysql was installed and configured. Please retry with the latest release and see if that helps.
When I connect usinig putty and type in jps does not show any hadoop process