COMMAND NAME: hawq check

Verifies and validates HAWQ platform settings.

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SYNOPSIS
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hawq check -f <hostfile_hawq_check> | 
                     (-h <hostname> | --host <hostname>)
        [--hadoop | --hadoop-home <hadoop_home>]
        [--stdout | --zipout] [--config <config_file>]
        [--kerberos] [--hdfs-ha] [--yarn] [--yarn-ha]

hawq check --zipin <hawq_check_zipfile>

hawq check -?

hawq check --version


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DESCRIPTION
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The hawq check utility determines the platform on which 
you are running HAWQ and validates various platform-specific 
configuration settings as well as HAWQ and HDFS specific 
configuration settings. In order to perform HAWQ configuration 
checks, make sure HAWQ has been already started and hawq config 
works. For HDFS checks, you should either set the $HADOOP_HOME 
environment variable or provide the full path to the hadoop
installation location using the --hadoop option.

The hawq check utility can use a host file or a file previously
created with the --zipout option to validate platform settings.
If GPCHECK_ERROR displays, one or more validation checks failed.
You can also use hawq check to gather and view platform settings 
on hosts without running validation checks.

When running checks, hawq check compares your actual configuration
setting with an expected value listed in a configuration file 
($GPHOME/etc/hawq_check.cnf by default). You must modify your
configuration values for "mount.points" and "diskusage.monitor.mounts"
to the actual mount points you want to check, as a comma-separated
list. Otherwise the utility only checks the root directory, which
may not be helpful.

An example is shown below:

    [linux.mount]
    mount.points = /,/data1,/data2

    [linux.diskusage]
    diskusage.monitor.mounts = /,/data1,/data2

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OPTIONS
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--config <config_file>

 The name of a configuration file to use instead of the default 
 file $GPHOME/etc/hawq_check.cnf.

-f <hostfile_hawq_check>

 The name of a file that contains a list of hosts that hawq check 
 uses to validate platform-specific settings. This file should 
 contain a single host name for all hosts in your HAWQ system 
 (master, standby master, and segments).

-h/--host <hostname>
 Specifies a single host on which platform-specific settings will
 be validated.

--hadoop/--hadoop-home <hadoop_home>

 Use this option to specify the full path to your hadoop installation
 location so that hawq check can validate HDFS settings. This option
 is not needed when the $HADOOP_HOME environment variable is set.


--kerberos

 Use this option to check HDFS and YARN when running in Kerberos
 mode.  This allows hawq check to validate HAWQ/HDFS/YARN settings
 with Kerberos enabled.


--hdfs-ha

 Use this option to specify that HDFS in High Availability mode is
 enabled, allowing hawq check to validate HA HDFS settings.


--yarn

 If HAWQ is using YARN, this option enables yarn mode, allowing 
 hawq check to validate the basic YARN settings.


--yarn-ha

 Use this option to indicate HAWQ is using YARN with High Availability
 mode enabled. This allows hawq check to validate HAWQ/YARN settings
 with YARN HA enabled.


--stdout

 Display collected host information from hawq check to standard
 output.  No checks or validations are performed.


--zipout

 Save all collected data to a .zip file in the current working 
 directory. hawq check automatically creates the .zip file and names 
 it hawq_check_<timestamp>.tar.gz. No checks or validations are
 performed.


--zipin <hawq_check_zipfile>

 Use this option to decompress and check a .zip file created with 
 the --zipout option. hawq check performs validation tasks against 
 the specified file.


-? (help)

 Displays the online help.


--version

 Displays the version of this utility.


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EXAMPLES
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Verify and validate the HAWQ platform settings by specifying
a host file and identifying the full hadoop install path:

 # hawq check -f hostfile_hawq_check --hadoop /usr/local/hadoop-<version>/


Verify and validate the HAWQ platform settings with HDFS HA
enabled, YARN HA enabled, and Kerberos enabled:

 # hawq check -f hostfile_hawq_check --hadoop /usr/local/hadoop-<version>/
              --hdfs-ha --yarn-ha --kerberos


Verify and validate the HAWQ platform settings with HDFS HA
enabled and Kerberos enabled:

 # hawq check -f hostfile_hawq_check --hadoop /usr/local/hadoop-<version>/
              --hdfs-ha --kerberos


Save HAWQ platform settings to a zip file; the $HADOOP_HOME
environment variable is set:

 # hawq check -f hostfile_hawq_check --zipout


Verify and validate the HAWQ platform settings 
using a zip file created with the --zipout option:

 # hawq check --zipin hawq_check_<timestamp>.tar.gz


View collected HAWQ platform settings:

 # hawq check -f hostfile_hawq_check --hadoop /usr/local/hadoop-<version>/ --stdout


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SEE ALSO
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hawq checkperf