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How Do I Replace Packages Before I Create a Connection to a Secured HBase Cluster on the Target Cloud?
Updated on 2025-04-30 GMT+08:00
How Do I Replace Packages Before I Create a Connection to a Secured HBase Cluster on the Target Cloud?
Scenarios
Before you create a connection to a secured HBase cluster on the target cloud, you need to replace certain packages.
Procedure
- Replace involved packages.
- On the server where the MgC Agent is installed, run the following command to access the specified directory of the MgC Agent:
cd /opt/cloud/MgC-Agent/tools/plugins/collectors/bigdata-migration/hadoop3
- Run the following command to delete the old packages from the directory:
rm -f hadoop-s* hadoop-c* hadoop-m* hadoop-y* zookeeper-*
- Copy the new packages from the secured cluster's client to the specified directory. Replace xxxx@xxx.xx.xx.xx with the username and IP address of the secured cluster.
scp hadoop-s* hadoop-c* hadoop-m* hadoop-y* zookeeper-* xxxx@xxx.xx.xx.xx:/opt/cloud/MgC-Agent/tools/plugins/collectors/bigdata-migration/hadoop3
- On the server where the MgC Agent is installed, run the following command to access the specified directory of the MgC Agent:
- Modify the permissions and owner of the new packages.
chmod 755 hadoop-s* hadoop-c* hadoop-m* hadoop-y* zookeeper-* chown mgcagent:mgcagentgroup hadoop-s* hadoop-c* hadoop-m* hadoop-y* zookeeper-*
- Restart the MgC Agent.
cd /opt/cloud/MgC-Agent/scripts sh start.sh
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