There are two ways, if there is a thrift binary in the local, please see the first one. If docker is more convenient for you, please see the second way.
Firstly, make sure /usr/local/bin/thrift
exists, and its version is the same with the one declared in the pom.xml.
Then compile the module with maven options -Pthrift-gen-source
. For example, mvn install -pl :hudi-metaserver -DskipTests=true -Phudi-platform-service
Firstly, make sure there is a docker in the local.
Then just compile the module as a normal one. For example, mvn install -pl :hudi-metaserver -DskipTests=true -Phudi-platform-service
Attention: Apple m1 cannot install thrift by docker successfully. The script will use homebrew to do it. So make sure homebrew exits.
After packaging, the generated source code are placed in target/generated-sources/gen-java
. It looks like,
├── gen-java │ └── org │ └── apache │ └── hudi │ └── metaserver │ └── thrift │ ├── AlreadyExistException.java │ ├── FieldSchema.java │ ├── ...
hikariPool.properties
and config the mysql address. For example,jdbcUrl=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306 dataSource.user=root dataSource.password=password
start the server
make sure hudi-metaserver-${project.version}.jar
is under the directory,
sh start_hudi_metaserver.sh
hoodie.database.name=default hoodie.table.name=test hoodie.base.path=${path} hoodie.metaserver.enabled=true hoodie.metadata.enabled=false hoodie.metaserver.uris=thrift://${serverIP}:9090
Add the configurations mentioned in the Write client configurations
part, and then set hoodie.metaserver.uris=""
.
The metaserver runs as an embedded one with h2 database that performs like mysql running locally.