Re-adding nodes to Intel hadoop clusters

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dafridgie

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Jun 27, 2013, 9:00:14 AM6/27/13
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Hi, I've been reading the optimization guide and found the section on setting a high inode count for the filesystem and wanted to implement it.
Firstly, i used intel manager to remove the nodes form the cluster
then i unmounted the drives , formatted and remounted
I then trierd adding them back to the hadoop cluster and I get this error in the add node task window of intel manager:

Appointing yum repository
IDH repository server is iswhdpims.
Configuring yum repository for 192.168.2.5 ....
Set os repo baseurl to file:///var/OSimage
Set idh repo baseurl to ftp://<server>/pub/idh
Set ospkg repo baseurl to ftp://<server>/pub/os_related/rhel6.1
Configure yum for $<IP address> successfully!
Installing JDK
Finish installing JDK
Synchronize time and timezone
Waiting for <ip address> update time to <server>...
Installing ntp
Finish Installing ntp
Synchronizing time with ntp server...
27 Jun 13:39:12 ntpdate[147732]: adjust time server 
<IP address> offset 0.000322 sec
27 Jun 13:39:13 ntpdate[147738]: adjust time server 
<IP address> offset 0.000171 sec
27 Jun 13:39:14 ntpdate[147743]: adjust time server 
<IP address> offset -0.000253 sec
27 Jun 13:39:15 ntpdate[147748]: adjust time server 
<IP address> offset -0.000238 sec
27 Jun 13:39:16 ntpdate[147754]: adjust time server 
<IP address> offset 0.000196 sec
Installing puppet and related packages on
<IP address> ...
Install puppet successfully!
Apply SSL certificate from<management server name>
[1;35merr: Could not call sign: Could not find certificate request for <datanodename> [0m Could not find certificate request for <datanodename>
Script Execute Finished.

I've anonomized the ip and server names.

It seems that on a node re-add afer removal there is a certificate problem, any ideas on how to resolve this ?


Steve Anderson

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Jun 28, 2013, 5:18:35 PM6/28/13
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problem solved!
I found the cause of the error to be that i had disabled SSH access for root on the internal cluster interfaces. Re-enabling this resolved the problem

 




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