Apache Hive Replication V3
summary
Hive Replication V3 introduces policy-driven automation by turning REPL DUMP/LOAD into scheduled-query based orchestration, uses a staging area to avoid cross-cluster Kerberos issues, and adds checkpointed incremental dumps so a failed dump resumes where it left off. It records run metrics in sys.replication_metric, synchronizes producer/consumer runs with _finished_dump and _finished_load markers, batches partition adds by default to 10,000 per HMS call, collapses many DistCp jobs into one for warehouse-wide copies, and is in upstream master (targeted release 4.0) and in Cloudera builds.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:41Who am I
- 1:03Agenda
- 1:59Hive Replication
- 5:20Export Import
- 11:34Line of Sight
- 14:37How Replication Works
- 16:31Schedule Query
- 17:29Challenge
- 22:11Replication Metric
- 24:14Metadata Replication
- 26:13Performance Stability
- 26:32Partition Metadata
- 29:09Single Top Copy Task
- 31:22Resilience Debugging
- 32:32Ripple
- 33:54Map jobs
- 36:01Questions
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