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README.md
hbase-exporter
An HBase Prometheus Exporter
Collects metrics and relays JMX metrics for consumption by Prometheus
Since some important metrics are missing or empty in JMX, we additionally parse the HBase Master UI for e.g. 'Stale regions in transition'
The output of the 'hbase hbck' command is parsed to check for inconsistencies in HBase
Marking Hbase unhealthy requires one of the following conditions to be true
- There is at least one stale region in transition
- The 'hbase hbck' command shows HBase inconsistencies
- A write to the predefined table does not succeed
- A ZooKeeper leader can not be determined
Build/Install Dependencies
For python module requirements see requirements.txt
$ sudo dnf/pkg install python3
As the user executing the exporter (e.g. hdfs):
$ sudo su - hdfs
$ pip3 install --user -r requirements.txt
The protobuf compiler is necessary to build the required bindings for Python
Install the protobuf compiler
# FreeBSD
$ sudo pkg install protobuf-c
# Fedora / RHEL / CentOS
$ sudo dnf install protobuf-c protobuf-devel
# Debian / Ubuntu
$ sudo apt install protobuf-compiler libprotobuf-dev
Build the protobuf bindings
To generate the necessary HBase Python Protobuf bindings, run make
$ make
Install the protobuf bindings
$ cp -R hbase-protobuf-python /usr/local/lib
Run
The exporter needs to know about the ZooKeeper servers to connect to, so start the exporter with e.g.
$ PROTOCOL_BUFFERS_PYTHON_IMPLEMENTATION="python" \
hbase-exporter --zookeeper-server-address=zk-1.acme.internal \
--zookeeper-server-address=zk-2.acme.internal \
--zookeeper-server-address=zk-3.acme.internal \
--export-refresh-rate=60 \
--hbck-refresh-rate=1200
or use the systemd-unit and configure the zookeeper servers and refresh rates via the supplied environment file
Run 'hbase-exporter --help' for all arguments
$ hbase-exporter --help
usage: hbase-exporter [-h] [--hbase-master HBASE_MASTER]
[--hdfs-namenode HDFS_NAMENODE]
--zookeeper-server-address ZK_SERVER
[--zookeeper-use-tls ZK_USE_TLS]
[--exporter-port PROM_HTTP_PORT]
[--export-refresh-rate PROM_EXPORT_INTERVAL_S]
[--hbck-refresh-rate HBASE_HBCK_INTERVAL_S]
[--relay-jmx RELAY_JMX] [--logfile LOGFILE]
[--loglevel LOGLEVEL]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--hbase-master HBASE_MASTER
HBase master address, can be specified multiple times
--hdfs-namenode HDFS_NAMENODE
HDFS namenode address, can be specified multiple times
--zookeeper-server-address ZK_SERVER
ZooKeeper server address, can be specified multiple
times
--zookeeper-use-tls ZK_USE_TLS
Use TLS when connecting to ZooKeeper
--exporter-port PROM_HTTP_PORT
Listen port for Prometheus export
--export-refresh-rate PROM_EXPORT_INTERVAL_S
Time between metrics are gathered in seconds
--hbck-refresh-rate HBASE_HBCK_INTERVAL_S
Minimum time between two consecutive hbck runs in
seconds
--relay-jmx RELAY_JMX
Relay complete JMX data
--logfile LOGFILE Path to optional logfile
--loglevel LOGLEVEL Loglevel, default: INFO
Deploy
Ansible can be used to build and deploy the hbase-exporter
$ ansible-playbook -v -i inventory/env.yml deploy-hbase-exporter.yml -l host
Test
To run the tests
$ make test
Debug
To see the log
$ sudo journalctl -afn100 -uhbase-exporter