Known Issues in Apache HBase
This topic describes known issues and workarounds for using HBase in this release of Cloudera Runtime.
- HBASE-24885: If an operator uses HBCK2 to invoke multiple `assigns` operations against one Region or happens to invoke HBCK2 `assigns` while HBase is re-assigning a Region, it is possible that the Region will be abnormally assigned. For example, unassigned, stuck in transition, and doubly-assigned.
- Obtain a fix for this issue. Operators should definitely not schedule multiple assigns for a single Region at the same time, however there is still a potential race condition.
- BUG-125233
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If you have migrated from HDP 3.1.5 to Cloudera Runtime 7.1.6, the HBase Thrift Server may fail to start because of incorrectly updated links.
- N/A
- Operational Database with SQL template Data Hub cluster fails to initialize if you are reusing a cloud storage location that was used by an older OpDB Data Hub cluster
- HDFS encryption with HBase
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Cloudera has tested the performance impact of using HDFS encryption with HBase. The overall overhead of HDFS encryption on HBase performance is in the range of 3 to 4% for both read and update workloads. Scan performance has not been thoroughly tested.
- AccessController postOperation problems in asynchronous operations
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When security and Access Control are enabled, the following problems occur:
- If a
Delete Table
fails for a reason other than missing permissions, the access rights are removed but the table may still exist and may be used again. - If
hbaseAdmin.modifyTable()
is used to delete column families, the rights are not removed from the Access Control List (ACL) table. TheportOperation
is implemented only forpostDeleteColumn()
. - If
Create Table
fails, full rights for that table persist for the user who attempted to create it. If another user later succeeds in creating the table, the user who made the failed attempt still has the full rights.
- If a
- Bulk load is not supported when the source is the local HDFS
- The bulk load feature (the
completebulkload
command) is not supported when the source is the local HDFS and the target is an object store, such as S3/ABFS.
Technical Service Bulletins
- TSB 2021-506: Active HBase MOB files can be removed
- Actively used MOB files can be deleted by MobFileCleanerChore due to incorrect serialization of reference file names. This is causing data loss on MOB-enabled tables.
- Upstream JIRA
- Knowledge article
- For the latest update on this issue see the corresponding Knowledge article: TSB 2021-506: Active HBase MOB files can be removed