Error filling in template `hbase.hbase-site.xml.erb' for `opentsdb/0

[chenl...@gmail.com]

Preparing deployment
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binding existing deployment (00:00:01)
binding resource pools (00:00:00)
binding stemcells (00:00:00)
binding templates (00:00:00)
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binding unallocated VMs (00:00:00)
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Preparing configuration
binding configuration: Error filling in template `hbase.hbase-site.xml.erb' for `opentsdb/0' (line 6: undefined method `address' for nil:NilClass) (00:00:00)
Error 1/1 00:00:00

[Martin Englund]

Since there isn't a question in the email, just output from "bosh deploy", I assume you want to know why you get "undefined method ...".

You haven't provided a value for a property the template needs. Take a look at the template and you'll see what properties you need to set in your deployment manifest...

cheers,
/Martin
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[Dr Nic Williams]

Alternately, disable the opentsdb job (rather, don't include the job in your manifest). Its an internal time series backend for an internal monitoring job - which I can't remember what its called.

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[chenl...@gmail.com]

That's very kind of you, my question is indeed the one you pointed, next time I will explain my question more clearly.

This output is generated by "bosh deploy", as the error message shows "address" is nil, I assume in my manifest lack the parameter "address", but after I check my cf.yml, I found it doesn't:

in the resource pool section:

- name: opentsdb

  template: opentsdb

  instances: 1

  resource_pool: infrastructure

  persistent_disk: 8192

  networks:

  - name: default

    static_ips:

    - 172.16.6.27 # Enter a static IP

in the properties section:

  opentsdb:

    address: 172.16.6.27   # Change this IP address

    port: 4242

I found I have defined the address property, but the message still shown the "address" is nil, could there any way to check the template's necessary properties?

thank you.

[chenl...@gmail.com]

After I disabled the opentsdb service, the another problem raise again:

Preparing configuration

  binding configuration: Error filling in template `config.yml.erb' for `collector/0' (line 9: undefined method `address' for nil:NilClass) (00:00:00)

Error                   1/1 00:00:00                                                                

Error 80006: Error filling in template `config.yml.erb' for `collector/0' (line 9: undefined method `address' for nil:NilClass)

should I disable the collector next?

In my manifest file, the collector is only defined in the resource pool:

- name: collector

  template: collector

  instances: 1

  resource_pool: infrastructure

  networks:

  - name: default # No static IP required here

[chenl...@gmail.com]

Could anybody help? I have been stopped on deploy the cf-release with appcloud126 or 106 (the version as the tour document)

The error is the same:

Preparing configuration

  binding configuration: Error filling in template `hbase.hbase-site.xml.erb' for `opentsdb/0' (line 6: undefined method `address' for nil:NilClass) (00:00:00)

Error                 1/1 00:00:00

Error 80006: Error filling in template `hbase.hbase-site.xml.erb' for `opentsdb/0' (line 6: undefined method `address' for nil:NilClass)

if I disabled the opentsdb, the another component will report error for other, even the dashboard and the controller, I just wonder how to solve this, thank you.

[mik...@gmail.com]

We commented out the hbase_master, hbase_slave, opentsdb, and collector jobs to get the cf-release code to install with BOSH.  These seem to only be used by the dashboard, so it doesn't seem to affect the operation of cloudfoundry.

We haven't tried to get the dashboard working, so not sure what functionality is lost by commenting out these jobs.

[Dr Nic Williams]

dashboard is an internal monitoring tool I think

[Matthew Kocher]

Yes, the dashboard is what's used to see graphs of what's happening in cloudfoundry.  It's not the simplest thing to get set up or modify.  Everything should function just fine without a dashboard deployed, so you should be able to skip all those jobs.