Example code.
* org.apache.hadoop.hbase.mapreduce.SampleUploader
Demonstrates uploading data from text files (presumably stored in HDFS) to HBase.
* org.apache.hadoop.hbase.mapreduce.IndexBuilder
Demonstrates map/reduce with a table as the source and other tables as the sink.
You can generate sample data for this MR job via hbase-examples/src/main/ruby/index-builder-setup.rb.
* Thrift examples
Sample clients of the HBase ThriftServer. They perform the same actions, implemented in
C++, Java, Ruby, PHP, Perl, and Python. Pre-generated Thrift code for HBase is included
to be able to compile/run the examples without Thrift installed.
If desired, the code can be re-generated as follows:
thrift --gen cpp --gen java --gen rb --gen py --gen php --gen perl \
${HBASE_ROOT}/hbase-thrift/src/main/resources/org/apache/hadoop/hbase/thrift/Hbase.thrift
and re-placed at the corresponding paths. You should not have to do this generally.
Before you run any Thrift examples, find a running HBase Thrift server (and a running
hbase cluster for this server to talk to -- at a minimum start a standalone instance
by doing ./bin/start-hbase.sh). If you start one locally (bin/hbase thrift start),
the default port is 9090 (a webserver with basic stats defaults showing on port 9095).
* Java: org.apache.hadoop.hbase.thrift.DemoClient (jar under lib/).
1. Make sure your client has all required jars on the CLASSPATH when it starts. If lazy,
just add all jars as follows: {HBASE_EXAMPLE_CLASSPATH=`./bin/hbase classpath`}
2. If HBase server is not secure, or authentication is not enabled for the Thrift server, execute:
{java -cp hbase-examples-[VERSION].jar:${HBASE_EXAMPLE_CLASSPATH} org.apache.hadoop.hbase.thrift.DemoClient <host> <port>}
3. If HBase server is secure, and authentication is enabled for the Thrift server, run kinit at first, then execute:
{java -cp hbase-examples-[VERSION].jar:${HBASE_EXAMPLE_CLASSPATH} org.apache.hadoop.hbase.thrift.DemoClient <host> <port> true}
4. Here is a lazy example that just pulls in all hbase dependency jars and that goes against default location on localhost.
It should work with a standalone hbase instance started by doing ./bin/start-hbase.sh:
{java -cp ./hbase-examples/target/hbase-examples-2.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar:`./bin/hbase classpath` org.apache.hadoop.hbase.thrift.DemoClient localhost 9090}
* Ruby: hbase-examples/src/main/ruby/DemoClient.rb
1. Modify the import path in the file to point to {$THRIFT_HOME}/lib/rb/lib.
2. Execute {ruby DemoClient.rb} (or {ruby DemoClient.rb <host> <port>}).
* Python: hbase-examples/src/main/python/DemoClient.py
1. Modify the added system path in the file to point to {$THRIFT_HOME}/lib/py/build/lib.[YOUR SYSTEM]
2. Execute {python DemoClient.py <host> <port>}.
* PHP: hbase-examples/src/main/php/DemoClient.php
1. Modify the THRIFT_HOME path in the file to point to actual {$THRIFT_HOME}.
2. Execute {php DemoClient.php}.
3. Starting from Thrift 0.9.0, if Thrift.php complains about some files it cannot include, go to thrift root,
and copy the contents of php/lib/Thrift under lib/php/src. Thrift.php appears to include, from under the same root,
both TStringUtils.php, only present in src/, and other files only present under lib/; this will bring them under
the same root (src/).
If you know better about PHP and Thrift, please feel free to fix this.
* Perl: hbase-examples/src/main/perl/DemoClient.pl
1. Modify the "use lib" path in the file to point to {$THRIFT_HOME}/lib/perl/lib.
2. Use CPAN to get Bit::Vector and Class::Accessor modules if not present (see thrift perl README if more modules are missing).
3. Execute {perl DemoClient.pl}.
* CPP: hbase-examples/src/main/cpp/DemoClient.cpp
1. Make sure you have boost and Thrift C++ libraries; modify Makefile if necessary.
The recent (0.9.0 as of this writing) version of Thrift can be downloaded from http://thrift.apache.org/download/.
Boost can be found at http://www.boost.org/users/download/.
2. Execute {make}.
3. Execute {./DemoClient}.
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