isabella232 / abfs-backport

This project will provide a bash script and the backported jar. The bash script will patch the cluster with the backported hadoop-azure jar.

Backport for ABFS Driver - Install Hadoop ABFS driver on cluster versions prior to v3.1

The ABFS driver allows Hadoop clusters and those frameworks that utilize the Hadoop FileSystem to connect to their data that is stored in Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 (ADLS). This driver has been committed into the Apache code repository since version 3.1.

For customers that want to connect to ADLS from existing older clusters, we have backported the driver. It is available from this repository in pre-compiled binary form (Java 7 and upwards). There is also a shell script which may be used to patch each node on the cluster.

Patch the cluster with ABFS driver

To patch the cluster, all nodes in the cluster must be patched. The script patch-cluster-node.sh provided with the repo https://github.com/Azure/abfs-backport helps patch a node with a hadoop-azure jar with ABFS driver. The same has been tested on the following versions of HDP clusters (HDP-2.5.3, HDP-2.6.0, HDP-2.6.1, HDP-2.6.2 & HDP-2.6.5).

Note:

The script needs to be run as sudo.

The script needs to be run with -a option on one of the nodes. This is to patch the jar in the HDFS filesystem. All other invocations patch the local filesystem of each node in the cluster.

It is reccommanded to redirect the script logs into a file for debugging purpose.

Prerequisites

The json processor tool jq is required for the script to run. Please install the same from the following link: https://stedolan.github.io/jq/download/

How the script works

The script works with the HDP-2.5.2 release of the abfs-backport repo (https://github.com/Azure/abfs-backport/releases/tag/HDP-2.5.2). It downloads the jar bundled with the release and patches the cluster node with the same.

The existing jar and tag.gz files will be backed up with a suffix .original_{version}.

{version} will be of the format: {yyyy}-{MM}-{dd}-{HH}-{mm}-{ss}.

Usage

Usage:

patch-cluster-node.sh [-a] [-u HDFS_USER] [-t TARGET_VERSION] [-p DIRECTORY_PREFIX] [-P HDFS_DIRECTORY_PREFIX] [-R ROLLBACK_VERSION] [-?]

Where:

-a Update HDFS contents. This switch should only be specified for ONE node in a cluster patch.

-u HDFS_USER Specifies the user name with superuser privileges on HDFS. Applicable only if the -a switch is specified. The default value is hdfs.

-p DIRECTORY_PREFIX Specifies a prefix that is specific to the Hadoop distro & version to search for files to patch. The default value is /

-P HDFS_DIRECTORY_PREFIX Specifies a prefix that is specific to the Hadoop distro & version to search on HDFS for files to patch. The default value is /

-R ROLLBACK_VERSION Rollback installation. Restores previously backed up versions of hadoop-azure jar file. Rollback for HDFS should follow same model as deployment. Specify the backup version for the rollback. Ex: Specify 2020-06-07-10-10-10 for the backup file named hadoop-azure.*.jar.original_2020-06-07-10-10-10

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