Measure performance of Storm and Trident [closed] - performance

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I'm running storm and trident-storm local cluster. My goal is to compare them. I'd like to do it by comparing execution time. How can I see working time of every bolt in storm and in trident-storm?

The Storm UI that runs on the nimbus server can show you this. If you don't already have that running, checkout these instructions for details on how to run it (should be at the bottom of the page).
If you're trying to do this test in local mode, though, and don't have the UI, I'd recommend you not even bother. Local mode is not really representative of what kind of performance you'll see on a cluster once all your workers have started and are processing tuples.

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recently I found that a process is keep running on one of our company's windows EC2(Windows server 2012 R2).
It takes up lot of resources from CPU. however, it disappear after I open the task manager for a few seconds.
Anyone has knowledge of what it is.
It seems that your instance has been compromised and is mining cryptocurrency, explaining high CPU and magically disappearing when you want to look at its process.
More about the process SystemManagement.exe is in the link.

Can I monitor multiple servers using Prometheus? [closed]

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I want to monitor different servers for my entreprise and I'm going to use Prometheus for that, I want to know if I can monitor them?
example: I want to install Prometheus on a server and monitor the rest of servers using agents, but I dont find any documentations about Prometheus agents.
Thanks for your help.
Yes you can. You need to install Prometheus on a server (see how to install here) and install "exporters" in the other servers (see a list of exporters here). You could start installing the "Node Exporter" (see a good guide here). The "Node Exporter" exposes a wide variety of hardware and kernel related metrics no Prometheus.

Apache Ignite move data from one cluster to different cluster [closed]

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How to move Ignite cached data from one cluster to other cluster ?
You need to copy your persistence files. By default, they're stored in the working directory - ${IGNITE_HOME}/work. Copy that directory from the nodes of the first cluster to the nodes of the second.
Note that you need to have the same number of nodes and the same configuration for this to work.

Is it possible to configure storm in windows operating system? If so please tell us the procedure [closed]

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To process big data storm tool can be used. We got the information about storm. But we dont know whether it can be configured in windows operating system. So if anyone could answer it will be very useful to us
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Yes you can. Checkout this article and see whether it can help you: Running Apache Storm on Windows.

Monitoring disk I/O on hadoop cluster with ganglia [closed]

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I deployed hadoop 2 (HDP2), and would like to get the disk i/o metrics of my slave nodes in ganglia. I didn't find any relevant metric so far.
What metric do you suggest to use or to add to ganglia ?
Thanks
You can also use Ganglia Python Module Disk-stat provided here
cloudera-manager can help monitor the cluster status including Disk I/O
As stated by #vishnu: Ganglia Python Module Disk-stat provided here
You can also use gmetric scripts that you would run from cron from here
Finally, you can use collectl and export disk metrics to ganglia, see here

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