A crossdata connector to Spark SQL
SparkSQL connector for Crossdata.
Tune up MAVEN_OPTS
with:
> export MAVEN_OPTS="-XX:MaxPermSize=512m -Xmx3072m"
Stratio HBase connector must be downloaded from [here] (https://github.com/Stratio/hbase) and installed with
hbase/
> mvn -e -T1C -Phbase,hadoop-2.4 -Dhadoop.version=2.4.0 -DskipTests clean package install
As well as [Stratio Cassandra connector] (https://github.com/Stratio/spark-cassandra-connector) (branch SPARKC-112)
spark-cassandra-connector/
> sbt publishM2
Stratio SparkSQL must be installed and started. [Crossdata] (https://github.com/Stratio/crossdata) is needed in order to interact with this connector.
To automatically build execute the following command:
stratio-connector-sparkSQL/
> mvn clean compile install -DskipTests
To generate the executable, execute the following command in
stratio-connector-sparkSQL/connector-sparkSQL/
> mvn crossdata-connector:install
This connector might be used for querying Parquet HDFS files, so it should use HDFSDatastore, defined as well in [Stratio HDFS][] :
The file called HDFSDataStore.xml contains some properties.
Assuming all HDFS files correspond directly to a Hive table, and we’re using a configured Hive metastore, these parameters should be ignored when HDFS Datastore is being used with SparkSQL Connector.
To run SparkSQL Connector execute:
> mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="com.stratio.connector.sparksql.SparkSQLConnector"
It is possible too, to create a RPM or DEB redistributable package.
RPM Package:
> mvn unix:package-rpm -N
DEB Package:
> mvn unix:package-deb -N
Once the package it’s created, execute this commands to install:
RPM Package:
> rpm -i target/stratio-connector-sparksql-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT.rpm
DEB Package:
> dpkg -i target/stratio-connector-sparksql-0.1.0-SNAPSHOT.deb
Now to start/stop the connector:
> service stratio-connector-sparksql start
> service stratio-connector-sparksql stop
A complete tutorial is available [here][]. The basic commands are described below.
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Start [crossdata-server and then crossdata-shell][].
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Start SparkSQL Connector as it is explained before
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In crossdata-shell:
Add a datastore with this command. We need to specified the XML manifest that defines the data store. The XML manifest can be found in the path of the HDFS Connector in target/stratio-connector-sparksql-0.1.0/conf/HDFSDataStore.xml
xdsh:user> ADD DATASTORE <Absolute path to HDFS Datastore manifest>;
Attach cluster on that datastore. The datastore name must be the same as the defined in the Datastore manifest. Remember that defined options at this manifest will be ignored as SparkSQL Connector doesn’t need them.
xdsh:user> ATTACH CLUSTER <cluster_name> ON DATASTORE <datastore_name> WITH OPTIONS {'hosts': '', 'user': '', 'path': '', 'highavailability' : ''};
Add the connector manifest. The XML with the manifest can be found in the path of the SparkSQL Connector in target/stratio-connector-sparksql-0.1.0/conf/SparkSQLConnector.xml
xdsh:user> ADD CONNECTOR <Path to SparkSQL Connector Manifest>
Attach the connector to the previously defined cluster. The connector name must match the one defined in the Connector Manifest.
xdsh:user> ATTACH CONNECTOR <connector name> TO <cluster name> WITH OPTIONS {'DefaultLimit':<LimitSize>};
At this point, we can start to send queries.
xdsh:user> CREATE CATALOG catalogTest; xdsh:user> USE catalogTest; xdsh:user> REGISTER TABLE tableTest ON CLUSTER hdfs_prod (id int PRIMARY KEY, name text); xdsh:user> SELECT * FROM catalogTest.tableTest;
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