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We use v5 and v5.3.0 to put different python files for CDH5 and CDH5.3.0. CDH5 is CDH5.0.0, we use the name "CDH5" instead of "CDH5.0.0" for backward support. Currently since CDH5.0.0 does not support cm_api>6, we cannot use first_run API in CDH5.0.0, so we only implemented parts of the services that we implemented in CDH5.3.0. implements bp: cdh-version-management Change-Id: I3b3058f25912ddf6206d64db88ac40138a45a53f
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5.3 KiB
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44 lines
5.3 KiB
JSON
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{
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"desc": "These arguments will be passed as part of the Java command line. Commonly, garbage collection flags or extra debugging flags would be passed here.",
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"display_name": "Java Configuration Options for Balancer",
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"name": "balancer_java_opts",
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"value": ""
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},
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{
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"desc": "<p>This file contains the rules which govern how log messages are turned into events by the custom log4j appender that this role loads. It is in JSON format, and is composed of a list of rules. Every log message is evaluated against each of these rules in turn to decide whether or not to send an event for that message.</p><p>Each rule has some or all of the following fields:</p><ul><li><span class='code'>alert</span> - whether or not events generated from this rule should be promoted to alerts. A value of \"true\" will cause alerts to be generated. If not specified, the default is \"false\".</li><li><span class='code'>rate</span> <strong>(mandatory)</strong> - the maximum number of log messages matching this rule that may be sent as events every minute. If more than <tt>rate</tt> matching log messages are received in a single minute, the extra messages are ignored. If rate is less than 0, the number of messages per minute is unlimited.</li><li><span class='code'>periodminutes</span> - the number of minutes during which the publisher will only publish <tt>rate</tt> events or fewer. If not specified, the default is <strong>one minute</strong></li><li><span class='code'>threshold</span> - apply this rule only to messages with this log4j severity level or above. An example is \"WARN\" for warning level messages or higher.</li><li><span class='code'>content</span> - match only those messages whose contents match this regular expression.</li><li><span class='code'>exceptiontype</span> - match only those messages which are part of an exception message. The exception type must match this regular expression.</li></ul><br/><p>Example:<span class='code'>{\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 10, \"exceptiontype\": \"java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException\"}</span></p><p>This rule will send events to Cloudera Manager for every <span class='code'>StringIndexOutOfBoundsException</span>, up to a maximum of 10 every minute.</p>",
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"display_name": "Rules to Extract Events from Log Files",
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"name": "log_event_whitelist",
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"value": "{\n \"version\": \"0\",\n \"rules\": [\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 1, \"periodminutes\": 1, \"threshold\":\"FATAL\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"threshold\":\"WARN\", \"content\": \".* is deprecated. Instead, use .*\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"threshold\":\"WARN\", \"content\": \".* is deprecated. Use .* instead\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"exceptiontype\": \"java.io.IOException\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"exceptiontype\": \"java.net.SocketException\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"exceptiontype\": \"java.net.SocketClosedException\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"exceptiontype\": \"java.io.EOFException\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"exceptiontype\": \"java.nio.channels.CancelledKeyException\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 1, \"periodminutes\": 2, \"exceptiontype\": \".*\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"threshold\":\"WARN\", \"content\":\"Unknown job [^ ]+ being deleted.*\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"threshold\":\"WARN\", \"content\":\"Error executing shell command .+ No such process.+\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"threshold\":\"WARN\", \"content\":\".*attempt to override final parameter.+\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 0, \"threshold\":\"WARN\", \"content\":\"[^ ]+ is a deprecated filesystem name. Use.*\"},\n {\"alert\": false, \"rate\": 1, \"periodminutes\": 1, \"threshold\":\"WARN\"}\n ]\n}\n"
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},
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{
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"desc": "For advanced use only, a string to be inserted into <strong>hdfs-site.xml</strong> for this role only.",
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"display_name": "Balancer Advanced Configuration Snippet (Safety Valve) for hdfs-site.xml",
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"name": "balancer_config_safety_valve",
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"value": null
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},
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{
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"desc": "The policy that should be used to rebalance HDFS storage. The default DataNode policy balances the storage at the DataNode level. This is similar to the balancing policy from prior releases. The BlockPool policy balances the storage at the block pool level as well as at the Datanode level. The BlockPool policy is relevant only to a Federated HDFS service.",
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"display_name": "Rebalancing Policy",
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"name": "rebalancing_policy",
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"value": "DataNode"
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},
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{
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"desc": "The percentage deviation from average utilization, after which a node will be rebalanced. (for example, '10.0' for 10%)",
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"display_name": "Rebalancing Threshold",
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"name": "rebalancer_threshold",
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"value": "10.0"
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},
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{
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"desc": "When set, Cloudera Manager will send alerts when this entity's configuration changes.",
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"display_name": "Enable Configuration Change Alerts",
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"name": "enable_config_alerts",
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"value": "false"
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},
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{
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"desc": "Maximum size for the Java Process heap memory. Passed to Java -Xmx. Measured in bytes.",
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"display_name": "Java Heap Size of Balancer in Bytes",
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"name": "balancer_java_heapsize",
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"value": "1073741824"
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}
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