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# This script can be executed in two ways:
# 1) Without any command line parameters - A normal data load will happen where data is
# generated as needed, generally by issuing 'INSERT INTO <table> SELECT *' commands.
# 2) With a command line parameter pointing to a test-warehouse snapshot file - In this
# case the snapshot file contents will be copied into HDFS prior to calling the data load
# scripts. This speeds up overall data loading time because it usually means only the
# table metadata needs to be created.
#
# For more information look at testdata/bin/load-test-warehouse-snapshot.sh and
# bin/load-data.py
set -euo pipefail
. $IMPALA_HOME/bin/report_build_error.sh
setup_report_build_error
. ${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/impala-config.sh > /dev/null 2>&1
. ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/run-step.sh
# Environment variables used to direct the data loading process to an external cluster.
# TODO: We need a better way of managing how these get set. See IMPALA-4346
: ${HS2_HOST_PORT=localhost:11050}
: ${HDFS_NN=${INTERNAL_LISTEN_HOST}:20500}
: ${IMPALAD=localhost}
: ${REMOTE_LOAD=}
: ${CM_HOST=}
: ${IMPALA_SERIAL_DATALOAD=}
# We don't expect dataload to take more than 2.5 hours.
: ${TIMEOUT_FOR_CREATE_LOAD_DATA_MINS:= 150}
SKIP_METADATA_LOAD=0
SKIP_SNAPSHOT_LOAD=0
SKIP_RANGER=0
SNAPSHOT_FILE=""
LOAD_DATA_ARGS=""
EXPLORATION_STRATEGY="exhaustive"
export JDBC_URL="jdbc:hive2://${HS2_HOST_PORT}/default;"
HIVE_CMD="beeline -n $USER -u $JDBC_URL"
# For logging when using run-step.
LOG_DIR=${IMPALA_DATA_LOADING_LOGS_DIR}
echo "Executing: create-load-data.sh $@"
while [ -n "$*" ]
do
case $1 in
-exploration_strategy)
EXPLORATION_STRATEGY=${2-}
if [[ -z "$EXPLORATION_STRATEGY" ]]; then
echo "Must provide an exploration strategy from e.g. core, exhaustive"
exit 1;
fi
shift;
;;
-skip_metadata_load)
SKIP_METADATA_LOAD=1
;;
-skip_snapshot_load)
SKIP_SNAPSHOT_LOAD=1
;;
-snapshot_file)
SNAPSHOT_FILE=${2-}
if [ ! -f $SNAPSHOT_FILE ]; then
echo "-snapshot_file does not exist: $SNAPSHOT_FILE"
exit 1;
fi
shift;
;;
-cm_host)
CM_HOST=${2-}
shift;
;;
-skip_ranger)
SKIP_RANGER=1
;;
-timeout)
TIMEOUT_FOR_CREATE_LOAD_DATA_MINS=${2-}
shift;
;;
-help|-h|*)
echo "create-load-data.sh : Creates data and loads from scratch"
echo "[-skip_metadata_load] : Skips loading of metadata"
echo "[-skip_snapshot_load] : Assumes that the snapshot is already loaded"
echo "[-snapshot_file] : Loads the test warehouse snapshot into hdfs"
echo "[-cm_host] : Address of the Cloudera Manager host if loading to a remote cluster"
echo "[-skip_ranger] : Skip the set-up for Ranger."
echo "[-timeout] : The timeout in minutes for loading data."
exit 1;
;;
esac
shift;
done
if [[ -n $REMOTE_LOAD ]]; then
SKIP_RANGER=1
fi
"${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/script-timeout-check.sh" -timeout $TIMEOUT_FOR_CREATE_LOAD_DATA_MINS \
-script_name "$(basename $0)" &
TIMEOUT_PID=$!
SCHEMA_MISMATCH_ERROR="A schema change has been detected in the metadata, "
SCHEMA_MISMATCH_ERROR+="but it cannot be loaded on Isilon, s3, gcs, cos, oss, obs or "
SCHEMA_MISMATCH_ERROR+="local filesystem, and the filesystem is ${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}".
if [[ $SKIP_METADATA_LOAD -eq 0 && "$SNAPSHOT_FILE" = "" ]]; then
run-step "Generating HBase data" create-hbase.log \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/create-hbase.sh
run-step "Creating /test-warehouse HDFS directory" create-test-warehouse-dir.log \
hadoop fs -mkdir -p /test-warehouse
elif [ $SKIP_SNAPSHOT_LOAD -eq 0 ]; then
run-step "Loading HDFS data from snapshot: $SNAPSHOT_FILE" \
load-test-warehouse-snapshot.log \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/load-test-warehouse-snapshot.sh "$SNAPSHOT_FILE"
# Don't skip the metadata load if a schema change is detected.
if ! ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/check-schema-diff.sh; then
if [[ "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" == "isilon" || "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" == "s3" || \
"${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" == "local" || "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" == "gs" || \
"${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" == "cosn" || "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" == "oss" || \
"${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" == "obs" || "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" == "ozone" ]] ; then
echo "ERROR in $0 at line $LINENO: A schema change has been detected in the"
echo "metadata, but it cannot be loaded on isilon, s3, gcs, cos, oss, obs, ozone,"
echo "or local and the target file system is ${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}. Exiting."
# Generate an explicit JUnitXML symptom report here for easier triaging
${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/generate_junitxml.py --phase=dataload \
--step=check-schema-diff.sh --error "${SCHEMA_MISMATCH_ERROR}"
exit 1
fi
echo "Schema change detected, metadata will be loaded."
SKIP_METADATA_LOAD=0
fi
else
# hdfs data already exists, don't load it.
echo Skipping loading data to hdfs.
fi
echo "Derived params for create-load-data.sh:"
echo "EXPLORATION_STRATEGY=${EXPLORATION_STRATEGY:-}"
echo "SKIP_METADATA_LOAD=${SKIP_METADATA_LOAD:-}"
echo "SKIP_SNAPSHOT_LOAD=${SKIP_SNAPSHOT_LOAD:-}"
echo "SNAPSHOT_FILE=${SNAPSHOT_FILE:-}"
echo "CM_HOST=${CM_HOST:-}"
echo "REMOTE_LOAD=${REMOTE_LOAD:-}"
function start-impala {
: ${START_CLUSTER_ARGS=""}
# Use a fast statestore update so that DDL operations run faster.
START_CLUSTER_ARGS_INT="--state_store_args=--statestore_update_frequency_ms=50"
# Disable strict datafile location checks for Iceberg tables
DATAFILE_LOCATION_CHECK="-iceberg_allow_datafiles_in_table_location_only=false"
START_CLUSTER_ARGS_INT+=("--catalogd_args=$DATAFILE_LOCATION_CHECK")
if [[ "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" == "local" ]]; then
START_CLUSTER_ARGS_INT+=("--impalad_args=--abort_on_config_error=false -s 1")
else
START_CLUSTER_ARGS_INT+=("-s 3")
fi
START_CLUSTER_ARGS_INT+=("${START_CLUSTER_ARGS}")
${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/start-impala-cluster.py --log_dir=${IMPALA_DATA_LOADING_LOGS_DIR} \
${START_CLUSTER_ARGS_INT[@]}
}
function restart-cluster {
# Break out each individual step for clarity
echo "Shutting down Impala"
${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/start-impala-cluster.py --kill
echo "Shutting down the minicluster"
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/kill-all.sh
echo "Starting the minicluster"
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/run-all.sh
echo "Starting Impala"
start-impala
}
function load-custom-schemas {
# HDFS commandline calls are slow, so consolidate the manipulation into
# as few calls as possible by populating a temporary directory with the
# appropriate structure and copying it in a single call.
TMP_DIR=$(mktemp -d)
# Cleanup old schemas dir
hadoop fs -rm -r -f /test-warehouse/schemas
SCHEMA_SRC_DIR=${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/data/schemas
SCHEMA_TMP_DIR="${TMP_DIR}/schemas"
mkdir ${SCHEMA_TMP_DIR}
mkdir ${SCHEMA_TMP_DIR}/enum
ln -s ${SCHEMA_SRC_DIR}/zipcode_incomes.parquet ${SCHEMA_TMP_DIR}
ln -s ${SCHEMA_SRC_DIR}/alltypestiny.parquet ${SCHEMA_TMP_DIR}
ln -s ${SCHEMA_SRC_DIR}/enum/* ${SCHEMA_TMP_DIR}/enum
ln -s ${SCHEMA_SRC_DIR}/malformed_decimal_tiny.parquet ${SCHEMA_TMP_DIR}
ln -s ${SCHEMA_SRC_DIR}/decimal.parquet ${SCHEMA_TMP_DIR}
ln -s ${SCHEMA_SRC_DIR}/nested/modern_nested.parquet ${SCHEMA_TMP_DIR}
ln -s ${SCHEMA_SRC_DIR}/nested/legacy_nested.parquet ${SCHEMA_TMP_DIR}
# CHAR and VARCHAR tables written by Hive
mkdir -p ${TMP_DIR}/chars_formats_avro_snap \
${TMP_DIR}/chars_formats_parquet \
${TMP_DIR}/chars_formats_text \
${TMP_DIR}/chars_formats_orc_def \
${TMP_DIR}/chars_formats_json
ln -s ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/data/chars-formats.avro ${TMP_DIR}/chars_formats_avro_snap
ln -s ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/data/chars-formats.parquet ${TMP_DIR}/chars_formats_parquet
ln -s ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/data/chars-formats.orc ${TMP_DIR}/chars_formats_orc_def
ln -s ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/data/chars-formats.txt ${TMP_DIR}/chars_formats_text
ln -s ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/data/chars-formats.json ${TMP_DIR}/chars_formats_json
# File used by CreateTableLikeOrc tests
ln -s ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/data/alltypes_non_acid.orc ${SCHEMA_TMP_DIR}
hadoop fs -put -f ${TMP_DIR}/* /test-warehouse
rm -r ${TMP_DIR}
}
function load-data {
WORKLOAD=${1}
EXPLORATION_STRATEGY=${2:-"core"}
TABLE_FORMATS=${3:-}
FORCE_LOAD=${4:-}
LOAD_MSG="Loading workload '$WORKLOAD'"
ARGS=("--workloads $WORKLOAD")
LOAD_MSG+=" using exploration strategy '$EXPLORATION_STRATEGY'"
ARGS+=("-e $EXPLORATION_STRATEGY")
if [ $TABLE_FORMATS ]; then
LOAD_MSG+=" in table formats '$TABLE_FORMATS'"
ARGS+=("--table_formats $TABLE_FORMATS")
fi
if [ $LOAD_DATA_ARGS ]; then
ARGS+=("$LOAD_DATA_ARGS")
fi
# functional-query is unique. The dataset name is not the same as the workload name.
if [ "${WORKLOAD}" = "functional-query" ]; then
WORKLOAD="functional"
fi
# TODO: Why is there a REMOTE_LOAD condition? See IMPALA-4347
#
# Force load the dataset if we detect a schema change.
if [[ -z "$REMOTE_LOAD" ]]; then
if ! ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/check-schema-diff.sh $WORKLOAD; then
ARGS+=("--force")
echo "Force loading $WORKLOAD because a schema change was detected"
elif [ "${FORCE_LOAD}" = "force" ]; then
ARGS+=("--force")
echo "Force loading."
fi
fi
ARGS+=("--impalad ${IMPALAD}")
ARGS+=("--hive_hs2_hostport ${HS2_HOST_PORT}")
ARGS+=("--hdfs_namenode ${HDFS_NN}")
# Disable parallelism for dataload if IMPALA_SERIAL_DATALOAD is set
if [[ "${IMPALA_SERIAL_DATALOAD}" -eq 1 ]]; then
ARGS+=("--num_processes 1")
fi
if [[ -n ${TABLE_FORMATS} ]]; then
# TBL_FMT_STR replaces slashes with underscores,
# e.g., kudu/none/none -> kudu_none_none
TBL_FMT_STR=${TABLE_FORMATS//[\/]/_}
LOG_BASENAME=data-load-${WORKLOAD}-${EXPLORATION_STRATEGY}-${TBL_FMT_STR}.log
else
LOG_BASENAME=data-load-${WORKLOAD}-${EXPLORATION_STRATEGY}.log
fi
LOG_FILE=${IMPALA_DATA_LOADING_LOGS_DIR}/${LOG_BASENAME}
echo "$LOAD_MSG. Logging to ${LOG_FILE}"
# Use unbuffered logging by executing with -u
if ! impala-python -u ${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/load-data.py ${ARGS[@]} &> ${LOG_FILE}; then
echo Error loading data. The end of the log file is:
tail -n 50 $LOG_FILE
return 1
fi
}
function load-tpcds-data {
load-data "tpcds" "core"
load-data "tpcds_partitioned" "core"
}
function cache-test-tables {
echo CACHING tpch.nation AND functional.alltypestiny
# uncaching the tables first makes this operation idempotent.
${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/impala-shell.sh -i ${IMPALAD}\
-q "alter table functional.alltypestiny set uncached"
${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/impala-shell.sh -i ${IMPALAD}\
-q "alter table tpch.nation set uncached"
${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/impala-shell.sh -i ${IMPALAD}\
-q "alter table tpch.nation set cached in 'testPool'"
${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/impala-shell.sh -i ${IMPALAD} -q\
"alter table functional.alltypestiny set cached in 'testPool'"
}
function load-aux-workloads {
LOG_FILE=${IMPALA_DATA_LOADING_LOGS_DIR}/data-load-auxiliary-workloads-core.log
rm -f $LOG_FILE
# Load all the auxiliary workloads (if any exist)
if [ -d ${IMPALA_AUX_WORKLOAD_DIR} ] && [ -d ${IMPALA_AUX_DATASET_DIR} ]; then
echo Loading auxiliary workloads. Logging to $LOG_FILE.
if ! impala-python -u ${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/load-data.py --workloads all\
--impalad=${IMPALAD}\
--hive_hs2_hostport=${HS2_HOST_PORT}\
--hdfs_namenode=${HDFS_NN}\
--workload_dir=${IMPALA_AUX_WORKLOAD_DIR}\
--dataset_dir=${IMPALA_AUX_DATASET_DIR}\
--exploration_strategy=core ${LOAD_DATA_ARGS} >> $LOG_FILE 2>&1; then
echo Error loading aux workloads. The end of the log file is:
tail -n 20 $LOG_FILE
return 1
fi
else
echo "Skipping load of auxilary workloads because directories do not exist"
fi
}
function copy-and-load-dependent-tables {
# COPY
# TODO: The multi-format table will move these files. So we need to copy them to a
# temporary location for that table to use. Should find a better way to handle this.
echo COPYING AND LOADING DATA FOR DEPENDENT TABLES
hadoop fs -rm -r -f /test-warehouse/alltypesmixedformat \
/tmp/alltypes_rc /tmp/alltypes_seq /tmp/alltypes_parquet
hadoop fs -mkdir -p /tmp/alltypes_seq/year=2009 \
/tmp/alltypes_rc/year=2009 /tmp/alltypes_parquet/year=2009
# The file written by hive to /test-warehouse will be strangely replicated rather than
# erasure coded if EC is not set in /tmp
if [[ -n "${HDFS_ERASURECODE_POLICY:-}" ]]; then
hdfs ec -setPolicy -policy "${HDFS_ERASURECODE_POLICY}" -path "/tmp/alltypes_rc"
hdfs ec -setPolicy -policy "${HDFS_ERASURECODE_POLICY}" -path "/tmp/alltypes_seq"
hdfs ec -setPolicy -policy "${HDFS_ERASURECODE_POLICY}" -path "/tmp/alltypes_parquet"
fi
hadoop fs -cp /test-warehouse/alltypes_seq/year=2009/month=2/ /tmp/alltypes_seq/year=2009
hadoop fs -cp /test-warehouse/alltypes_rc/year=2009/month=3/ /tmp/alltypes_rc/year=2009
hadoop fs -cp /test-warehouse/alltypes_parquet/year=2009/month=4/ /tmp/alltypes_parquet/year=2009
# Create a hidden file in AllTypesSmall
hadoop fs -cp -f /test-warehouse/zipcode_incomes/DEC_00_SF3_P077_with_ann_noheader.csv \
/test-warehouse/alltypessmall/year=2009/month=1/_hidden
hadoop fs -cp -f /test-warehouse/zipcode_incomes/DEC_00_SF3_P077_with_ann_noheader.csv \
/test-warehouse/alltypessmall/year=2009/month=1/.hidden
# In case the data is updated by a non-super user, make sure the user can write
# by chmoding 777 /tmp/alltypes_rc and /tmp/alltypes_seq. This is needed in order
# to prevent this error during data load to a remote cluster:
#
# ERROR : Failed with exception Unable to move source hdfs://cluster-1.foo.cloudera.com:
# 8020/tmp/alltypes_seq/year=2009/month=2/000023_0 to destination hdfs://cluster-1.foo.
# cloudera.com:8020/test-warehouse/alltypesmixedformat/year=2009/month=2/000023_0
# [...]
# Caused by: org.apache.hadoop.security.AccessControlException:
# Permission denied: user=impala, access=WRITE
# inode="/tmp/alltypes_seq/year=2009/month=2":hdfs:supergroup:drwxr-xr-x
#
# The error occurs while loading dependent tables.
#
# See: logs/data_loading/copy-and-load-dependent-tables.log)
# See also: IMPALA-4345
hadoop fs -chmod -R 777 /tmp/alltypes_rc /tmp/alltypes_seq /tmp/alltypes_parquet
# For tables that rely on loading data from local fs test-wareload-house
# TODO: Find a good way to integrate this with the normal data loading scripts
beeline -n $USER -u "${JDBC_URL}" -f\
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/load-dependent-tables.sql
}
function create-internal-hbase-table {
# TODO: For some reason DROP TABLE IF EXISTS sometimes fails on HBase if the table does
# not exist. To work around this, disable exit on error before executing this command.
# Need to investigate this more, but this works around the problem to unblock automation.
set +o errexit
beeline -n $USER -u "${JDBC_URL}" -e\
"DROP TABLE IF EXISTS functional_hbase.internal_hbase_table;"
echo "disable 'functional_hbase.internal_hbase_table'" | hbase shell
echo "drop 'functional_hbase.internal_hbase_table'" | hbase shell
set -e
# Used by CatalogTest to confirm that non-external HBase tables are identified
# correctly (IMP-581)
# Note that the usual 'hbase.table.name' property is not specified to avoid
# creating tables in HBase as a side-effect.
cat > /tmp/create-hbase-internal.sql << EOF
CREATE TABLE functional_hbase.internal_hbase_table(key int, value string)
STORED BY 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.hbase.HBaseStorageHandler'
WITH SERDEPROPERTIES ("hbase.columns.mapping" = ":key,cf1:val");
EOF
beeline -n $USER -u "${JDBC_URL}" -f /tmp/create-hbase-internal.sql
rm -f /tmp/create-hbase-internal.sql
}
function load-custom-data {
# Add a sequence file that only contains a header (see IMPALA-362)
hadoop fs -put -f ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/tinytable_seq_snap/tinytable_seq_snap_header_only \
/test-warehouse/tinytable_seq_snap
# IMPALA-1619: payload compressed with snappy used for constructing large snappy block
# compressed file
hadoop fs -put -f ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/compressed_formats/compressed_payload.snap \
/test-warehouse/compressed_payload.snap
# Create Avro tables
beeline -n $USER -u "${JDBC_URL}" -f\
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/avro_schema_resolution/create_table.sql
# Delete potentially existing avro data
hadoop fs -rm -f /test-warehouse/avro_schema_resolution_test/*.avro
# Upload Avro data to the 'schema_resolution_test' table
hadoop fs -put ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/avro_schema_resolution/records*.avro \
/test-warehouse/avro_schema_resolution_test
}
function build-and-copy-hive-udfs {
# Build the test Hive UDFs
pushd ${IMPALA_HOME}/java/test-hive-udfs
${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/mvn-quiet.sh clean
${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/mvn-quiet.sh package
popd
# Copy the test UDF/UDA libraries into HDFS
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/copy-udfs-udas.sh -build
}
# Additional data loading actions that must be executed after the main data is loaded.
function custom-post-load-steps {
# TODO: Why is there a REMOTE_LOAD condition? See IMPALA-4347
if [[ -z "$REMOTE_LOAD" ]]; then
# Configure alltypes_seq as a read-only table. This is required for fe tests.
# Set both read and execute permissions because accessing the contents of a directory on
# the local filesystem requires the x permission (while on HDFS it requires the r
# permission).
hadoop fs -chmod -R 555 \
${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/alltypes_seq/year=2009/month=1 \
${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/alltypes_seq/year=2009/month=3
fi
hadoop fs -mkdir -p ${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/lineitem_multiblock_parquet \
${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/lineitem_sixblocks_parquet \
${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/lineitem_multiblock_one_row_group_parquet \
${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/lineitem_multiblock_variable_num_rows_parquet
#IMPALA-1881: data file produced by hive with multiple blocks.
hadoop fs -Ddfs.block.size=1048576 -put -f \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/LineItemMultiBlock/000000_0 \
${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/lineitem_multiblock_parquet
# IMPALA-2466: Add more tests to the HDFS Parquet scanner (Added after IMPALA-1881)
hadoop fs -Ddfs.block.size=1048576 -put -f \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/LineItemMultiBlock/lineitem_sixblocks.parquet \
${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/lineitem_sixblocks_parquet
# IMPALA-2466: Add more tests to the HDFS Parquet scanner (this has only one row group)
hadoop fs -Ddfs.block.size=1048576 -put -f \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/LineItemMultiBlock/lineitem_one_row_group.parquet \
${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/lineitem_multiblock_one_row_group_parquet
# IMPALA-11350: Add tests for row groups with variable num rows.
hadoop fs -Ddfs.block.size=1048576 -put -f \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/LineItemMultiBlock/lineitem_multiblock_variable_num_rows.parquet \
${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/lineitem_multiblock_variable_num_rows_parquet
# IMPALA-3307: Upload test time-zone database
hadoop fs -Ddfs.block.size=1048576 -put -f ${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/tzdb \
${FILESYSTEM_PREFIX}/test-warehouse/
}
function copy-and-load-ext-data-source {
# Copy the test data source library into HDFS
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/copy-ext-data-sources.sh
# Load the underlying data of the data source
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/load-ext-data-sources.sh
# Create data sources table.
${IMPALA_HOME}/bin/impala-shell.sh -i ${IMPALAD} -f\
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/create-ext-data-source-table.sql
}
function check-hdfs-health {
if [[ -n "${HDFS_ERASURECODE_POLICY:-}" ]]; then
if ! grep "Replicated Blocks:[[:space:]]*#[[:space:]]*Total size:[[:space:]]*0 B"\
<<< $(hdfs fsck /test-warehouse | tr '\n' '#'); then
echo "There are some replicated files despite that erasure coding is on"
echo "Failing the data loading job"
exit 1
fi
return
fi
MAX_FSCK=30
SLEEP_SEC=120
LAST_NUMBER_UNDER_REPLICATED=-1
for ((FSCK_COUNT = 0; FSCK_COUNT <= MAX_FSCK; FSCK_COUNT++)); do
FSCK_OUTPUT="$(hdfs fsck /test-warehouse)"
echo "$FSCK_OUTPUT"
NUMBER_UNDER_REPLICATED=$(
grep -oP "Under-replicated blocks:[[:space:]]*\K[[:digit:]]*" <<< "$FSCK_OUTPUT")
if [[ "$NUMBER_UNDER_REPLICATED" -eq 0 ]] ; then
# All the blocks are fully-replicated. The data loading can continue.
return
fi
if [[ $(($FSCK_COUNT + 1)) -eq "$MAX_FSCK" ]] ; then
echo "Some HDFS blocks are still under-replicated after running HDFS fsck"\
"$MAX_FSCK times."
echo "Some tests cannot pass without fully-replicated blocks (IMPALA-3887)."
echo "Failing the data loading."
exit 1
fi
if [[ "$NUMBER_UNDER_REPLICATED" -eq "$LAST_NUMBER_UNDER_REPLICATED" ]] ; then
echo "There are under-replicated blocks in HDFS and HDFS is not making progress"\
"in $SLEEP_SEC seconds. Attempting to restart HDFS to resolve this issue."
# IMPALA-7119: Other minicluster components (like HBase) can fail if HDFS is
# restarted by itself, so restart the whole cluster, including Impala.
restart-cluster
fi
LAST_NUMBER_UNDER_REPLICATED="$NUMBER_UNDER_REPLICATED"
echo "$NUMBER_UNDER_REPLICATED under replicated blocks remaining."
echo "Sleeping for $SLEEP_SEC seconds before rechecking."
sleep "$SLEEP_SEC"
done
}
function warm-up-hive {
echo "Running warm up Hive statements"
$HIVE_CMD -e "create database if not exists functional;"
$HIVE_CMD -e "create table if not exists hive_warm_up_tbl (i int);"
# The insert below starts a Tez session (if Hive uses Tez) and initializes
# .hiveJars directory in HDFS, see IMPALA-8841.
$HIVE_CMD -e "insert overwrite table hive_warm_up_tbl values (1);"
}
# For kerberized clusters, use kerberos
if ${CLUSTER_DIR}/admin is_kerberized; then
LOAD_DATA_ARGS="${LOAD_DATA_ARGS} --use_kerberos --principal=${MINIKDC_PRINC_HIVE}"
fi
# Start Impala
if [[ -z "$REMOTE_LOAD" ]]; then
run-step "Starting Impala cluster" start-impala-cluster.log start-impala
fi
# The hdfs environment script sets up kms (encryption) and cache pools (hdfs caching).
# On a non-hdfs filesystem, we don't test encryption or hdfs caching, so this setup is not
# needed.
if [[ "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" == "hdfs" ]]; then
run-step "Setting up HDFS environment" setup-hdfs-env.log \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/setup-hdfs-env.sh
fi
if [ $SKIP_METADATA_LOAD -eq 0 ]; then
# Using Hive in non-parallel mode before starting parallel execution may help with some
# flakiness during data load, see IMPALA-8841. The problem only occurs in Hive 3
# environment, but always doing the warm up shouldn't hurt much and may make it easier
# to investigate future issues where Hive doesn't work at all.
warm-up-hive
run-step "Loading custom schemas" load-custom-schemas.log load-custom-schemas
# Run some steps in parallel, with run-step-backgroundable / run-step-wait-all.
# This is effective on steps that take a long time and don't depend on each
# other. Functional-query takes about ~35 minutes, and TPC-H and TPC-DS can
# finish while functional-query is running.
run-step-backgroundable "Loading functional-query data" load-functional-query.log \
load-data "functional-query" "exhaustive"
run-step-backgroundable "Loading TPC-H data" load-tpch.log load-data "tpch" "core"
run-step-backgroundable "Loading TPC-DS data" load-tpcds.log load-tpcds-data
run-step-wait-all
# Load tpch nested data.
# TODO: Hacky and introduces more complexity into the system, but it is expedient.
if [[ -n "$CM_HOST" ]]; then
LOAD_NESTED_ARGS="--cm-host $CM_HOST"
fi
run-step "Loading nested parquet data" load-nested.log \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/load_nested.py \
-t tpch_nested_parquet -f parquet/none ${LOAD_NESTED_ARGS:-}
run-step "Loading nested orc data" load-nested.log \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/load_nested.py \
-t tpch_nested_orc_def -f orc/def ${LOAD_NESTED_ARGS:-}
run-step "Loading auxiliary workloads" load-aux-workloads.log load-aux-workloads
run-step "Loading dependent tables" copy-and-load-dependent-tables.log \
copy-and-load-dependent-tables
run-step "Loading custom data" load-custom-data.log load-custom-data
run-step "Creating many block table" create-table-many-blocks.log \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/create-table-many-blocks.sh -p 1234 -b 1
elif [ "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" = "hdfs" ]; then
echo "Skipped loading the metadata."
run-step "Loading HBase data only" load-hbase-only.log \
load-data "functional-query" "core" "hbase/none"
fi
if [[ $SKIP_METADATA_LOAD -eq 1 ]]; then
# Tests depend on the kudu data being clean, so load the data from scratch.
# This is only necessary if this is not a full dataload, because a full dataload
# already loads Kudu functional and TPC-H tables from scratch.
run-step-backgroundable "Loading Kudu functional" load-kudu.log \
load-data "functional-query" "core" "kudu/none/none" force
run-step-backgroundable "Loading Kudu TPCH" load-kudu-tpch.log \
load-data "tpch" "core" "kudu/none/none" force
fi
run-step-backgroundable "Loading Hive UDFs" build-and-copy-hive-udfs.log \
build-and-copy-hive-udfs
run-step-wait-all
run-step "Running custom post-load steps" custom-post-load-steps.log \
custom-post-load-steps
if [ "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" = "hdfs" ]; then
# Caching tables in s3 returns an IllegalArgumentException, see IMPALA-1714
run-step "Caching test tables" cache-test-tables.log cache-test-tables
run-step "Creating internal HBase table" create-internal-hbase-table.log \
create-internal-hbase-table
run-step "Checking HDFS health" check-hdfs-health.log check-hdfs-health
# Saving the list of created files can help in debugging missing files.
run-step "Logging created files" created-files.log hdfs dfs -ls -R /test-warehouse
fi
if [[ "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" = "hdfs" || "${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" = "ozone" || \
"${TARGET_FILESYSTEM}" = "s3" ]]; then
# TODO: Modify the .sql file that creates the table to take an alternative location into
# account.
run-step "Loading external data sources" load-ext-data-source.log \
copy-and-load-ext-data-source
fi
# TODO: Investigate why all stats are not preserved. Theoretically, we only need to
# recompute stats for HBase.
run-step "Computing table stats" compute-table-stats.log \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/compute-table-stats.sh
# IMPALA-8346: this step only applies if the cluster is the local minicluster
if [[ -z "$REMOTE_LOAD" ]]; then
run-step "Creating tpcds testcase data" create-tpcds-testcase-data.log \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/create-tpcds-testcase-files.sh
fi
if [[ $SKIP_RANGER -eq 0 ]]; then
run-step "Setting up Ranger" setup-ranger.log \
${IMPALA_HOME}/testdata/bin/setup-ranger.sh
fi
# Restart the minicluster. This is strictly to provide a sanity check that
# restarting the minicluster works and doesn't impact the tests. This is a common
# operation for developers, so it is nice to test it.
restart-cluster
# Kill the spawned timeout process and its child sleep process.
# There may not be a sleep process, so ignore failure.
pkill -P $TIMEOUT_PID || true
kill $TIMEOUT_PID