cldb.conf
The file /opt/mapr/conf/cldb.conf specifies configuration
parameters for the CLDB and for cluster topology.
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Field |
Default |
Description |
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1000000 |
The maximum number of read/write containers available in the CLDB cache. |
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/data |
The default topology for newly-created volumes. |
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false |
When true, CLDB will disable all nodes with duplicate hostid,
including new nodes that try to register with duplicate hostid and
the existing node. Alarm NODE_ALARM_DUPLICATE_HOSTID is raised. This case
requires admin intervention to correct the hostid confusion. If duplicate
hostid occurs on nodes running CLDB, the cluster may fail to start in
which case the alarm will not get raised, but the
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false |
When this setting is NOTE: Only change this setting on CLDB nodes that are known to have the
most recent copy of the CLDB data. Shut down all CLDB processes before
changing this variable.
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7220 |
The CLDB JMX remote port |
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1 |
Number of fileservers that must register with the CLDB before the root volume is created |
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10 |
The number of threads reserved for use by the CLDB. |
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7222 |
The port on which the CLDB listens. |
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1 |
Enables new features added in MapR version 2.0. Used only during the upgrade process from v1.x to 2.x to control when new features become active. Once enabled, cannot be disabled. |
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1 |
Enables new features added in MapR version 3.0. Used only during the upgrade process from a pre-3.0 version to control when new features become active. Once enabled, cannot be disabled. |
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7221 |
The port the CLDB uses for the webserver. |
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The nodes that are running ZooKeeper, in the format
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The version of Hadoop supported by the cluster. |
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The path to a script that associates IP addresses with physical topology
paths. The script takes the IP address of a single node as input and
returns the physical topology that should be associated with the
specified node. This association is used only at the time a node is
initially added to the cluster. To change topology for nodes already in
the cluster, use the |
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The path to a text file that associates IP addresses with physical
topology paths. Each line of the text file is of format
"<hostname/ip> <rack>", with the IP address or hostname of
one node, followed by the topology to associate with the node. This
association is used only at the time a node is initially added to the
cluster. To change topology for nodes already in the cluster, use the
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The path to a script that associates IP addresses with physical topology
paths. The script takes the IP address of a single node as input and
returns the physical topology that should be associated with the
specified node. This association is used only at the time a node is
initially added to the cluster. To change topology for nodes already in
the cluster, use the |
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1 |
The number of (volume mirror) threads to create to process mirroring requests. The specified number of threads will be created to process requests in parallel; the remaining requests will be in the queue till they are picked up by volume mirror thread. |
Example cldb.conf file
#
# CLDB Config file.
# Properties defined in this file are loaded during startup
# and are valid for only CLDB which loaded the config.
# These parameters are not persisted anywhere else.
#
# Wait until minimum number of fileserver register with
# CLDB before creating Root Volume
cldb.min.fileservers=1
# CLDB listening port
cldb.port=7222
# Number of worker threads
cldb.numthreads=10
# CLDB webport
cldb.web.port=7221
# CLDB https port
cldb.web.https.port=7443
# Disable duplicate hostid detection
cldb.detect.dup.hostid.enabled=false
# Deprecated: This param is no longer supported. To configure
# the container cache, use the param cldb.containers.cache.percent
# Number of RW containers in cache
#cldb.containers.cache.entries=1000000
#
# Percentage (integer) of Xmx setting to be used for container cache
#cldb.containers.cache.percent=20
#
# Topology script to be used to determine
# Rack topology of node
# Script should take an IP address as input and print rack path
# on STDOUT. eg
# $>/home/mapr/topo.pl 10.10.10.10
# $>/mapr-rack1
# $>/home/mapr/topo.pl 10.10.10.20
# $>/mapr-rack2
#net.topology.script.file.name=/home/mapr/topo.pl
#
# Topology mapping file used to determine
# Rack topology of node
# File is of a 2 column format (space separated)
# 1st column is an IP address or hostname
# 2nd column is the rack path
# Line starting with '#' is a comment
# Example file contents
# 10.10.10.10 /mapr-rack1
# 10.10.10.20 /mapr-rack2
# host.foo.com /mapr-rack3
#net.topology.table.file.name=/home/mapr/topo.txt
#
# ZooKeeper address
cldb.zookeeper.servers=10.10.82.22:5181
# Hadoop metrics jar version
hadoop.version=2.7.0
# CLDB JMX remote port
cldb.jmxremote.port=7220
num.volmirror.threads=1
# Set this to set the default topology for all volumes and nodes
# The default for all volumes is /data by default
# UNCOMMENT the below to change the default topology.
# For e.g., set cldb.default.topology=/mydata to create volumes
# in /mydata topology and to place all nodes in /mydata topology
# by default
#cldb.default.topology=/mydata
enable.replicas.invariant.check=false