Class DrillOnYarn
The client needs configuration information from drill-on-yarn.conf, the directory of which must be in the class path. It is put there by the drill-on-yarn.sh script.
The client also requires a debugging configuration file to be given
explicitly as follows:
-Dlogback.configurationFile=/path/to/yarn-client-log.xml
The drillbit itself uses the default logging config file name of
logback.xml; which contains references to system properties that are
not defined in this client. The result of not including the log
configuration file is that you'll see various var.name_IS_UNDEFINED
files in the directory from which you launched the client.
The client accepts a command, creates a command object for that command, and executes it. There are a few main commands (start, stop), along with some management commands (status, resize), and a few commands mostly used for debugging and diagnosis (upload,etc.) Some commands are very similar, so a single command object may handle multiple user commands.
The client requires a working distributed file system (DFS), the configuration of which is given either implicitly, or in the Hadoop configuration files. Similarly, the client requires a working YARN deployment, again with either implicit configuration or configuration given in the Hadoop configuration. The Hadoop configuration must be on the class path when launching this client.
Debugging
To debug this class, add two or three directories to your class path:
- $DRILL_CONF_DIR (if using a separate site directory)
- $HADOOP_HOME/etc/hadoop
- $DRILL_HOME/conf
Also, set the following VM argument:
-Dlogback.configurationFile=/path/to/drill/conf/yarn-client-log.xml
or
-Dlogback.configurationFile=/path/to/drill-site/yarn-client-log.xml
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
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Constructor Details
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DrillOnYarn
public DrillOnYarn()
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Method Details
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main
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run
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