Synchronizing openGauss Data from ThirdKafka to Hudi

Scenario

This section describes how to import openGauss data from ThirdKafka to Hudi by using the CDLService web UI of a cluster with Kerberos authentication enabled in MRS 3.2.0.

Prerequisites

• The CDL and Hudi services have been installed in a cluster and are running properly.
• Topics of the ThirdKafka database can be consumed by the MRS cluster. For details, see Prerequisites for ThirdPartyKafka.
• You have created a human-machine user, for example, cdluser, added the user to user groups cdladmin (primary group), hadoop, kafka, and supergroup, and associated the user with the System_administrator role on FusionInsight Manager.

Procedure

1. Log in to FusionInsight Manager as user cdluser (change the password upon your first login), choose Cluster > Services > CDL, and click the link next to CDLService UI to go to the CDLService web UI.
2. Choose Link Management and click Add Link. In the displayed dialog box, set parameters for adding the thirdparty-kafka and hudi links by referring to the following tables. Creating a Database Link describes the data link parameters.

   Table 1 thirdparty-kafka data link parameters

   Parameter	Example
   Name	opengausslink
   Link Type	thirdparty-kafka
   Bootstrap Servers	10.10.10.10:9093
   Security Protocol	SASL_SSL
   Username	testuser
   Password	Password of the testuser user
   SSL Truststore Location	Click Upload to upload the authentication file.
   SSL Truststore Password	-
   Datastore Type	opengauss
   Host	11.11.xxx.xxx,12.12.xxx.xxx
   Port	8000
   DB Name	opengaussdb
   User	opengaussuser
   DB Password	Password of the opengaussuser user
   Description	-

   

   MRS Kafka can also be used as the source of thirdparty-kafka. If the username and password are used for login authentication, log in to FusionInsight Manager, choose Cluster > Services > Kafka, click Configuration, search for the sasl.enabled.mechanisms parameter in the search box, add PLAIN as the parameter value, click Save to save the configuration, and restart the Kafka service for the configuration to take effect.

   

   On the CDL web UI, configure the thirdparty-kafka link that uses MRS Kafka as the source. For example, the data link configuration is as follows:

   

   Table 2 Hudi data link parameters

   Parameter	Example
   Link Type	hudi
   Name	hudilink
   Storage Type	hdfs
   Auth KeytabFile	/opt/Bigdata/third_lib/CDL/user_libs/cdluser.keytab
   Principal	cdluser
   Description	-

3. After the parameters are configured, click Test to check whether the data link is normal.

   After the test is successful, click OK.

4. (Optional) Choose ENV Management and click Add Env. In the displayed dialog box, configure the parameters based on the following table.

   Table 3 Parameters for adding an ENV

   Parameter	Example Value
   Name	test-env
   Driver Memory	1 GB
   Type	spark
   Executor Memory	1 GB
   Executor Cores	1
   Number Executors	1
   Queue	-
   Description	-

   Click OK.

5. Choose Job Management > Data synchronization task and click Add Job. In the displayed dialog box, set parameters and click Next.
   Parameters are as follows.

   Parameter	Example
   Name	job_opengausstohudi
   Desc	New CDL Job

6. Configure ThirdKafka job parameters.
   1. On the Job Management page, drag the thirdparty-kafka icon on the left to the editing area on the right and double-click the icon to go to the ThirdpartyKafka job configuration page. Configure parameters based on the following table. For details about job parameters, see Creating a CDL Data Synchronization Job.

      Table 4 thirdparty-kafka job parameters

      Parameter	Example
      Link	opengausslink
      DB Name	opengaussdb
      Schema	opengaussschema
      Datastore Type	opengauss
      Source Topics	source_topic
      Tasks Max	1
      Tolerance	none
      Start Time	-
      Multi Partition	No
      Topic Table Mapping	test/hudi_topic

      

   2. Click OK. The ThirdpartyKafka job parameters are configured.

7. Configure Hudi job parameters.
   1. On the Job Management page, drag the hudi icon in the Sink area on the left to the editing area on the right and double-click the icon to go to the Hudi job configuration page. Configure parameters based on the following table. For details about job parameters, see Creating a CDL Data Synchronization Job.

      Table 5 Sink Hudi job parameters

      Parameter	Example Value
      Link	hudilink
      Path	/cdl/test
      Interval	10
      Max Rate Per Partition	0
      Parallelism	10
      Target Hive Database	default
      Configuring Hudi Table Attributes	Visual View
      Global Configuration of Hudi Table Attributes	-
      Configuring the Attributes of the Hudi Table: Table Name	test
      Configuring the Attributes of the Hudi Table: Table Type Opt Key	COPY_ON_WRITE
      Configuring the Attributes of the Hudi Table: Hudi TableName Mapping	-
      Configuring the Attributes of the Hudi Table: Hive TableName Mapping	-
      Configuring the Attributes of the Hudi Table: Table Primarykey Mapping	id
      Configuring the Attributes of the Hudi Table: Table Hudi Partition Type	-
      Configuring the Attributes of the Hudi Table: Custom Config	-

      

   2. (Optional) Click the plus sign (+) to display the Execution Env parameter. Select a created environment for it. The default value is defaultEnv.

      

   3. Click OK.

8. Drag the two icons to associate the job parameters and click Save. The job configuration is complete.

   

9. In the job list on the Job Management page, locate the created job, click Start in the Operation column, and wait until the job is started.

   Check whether the data transmission takes effect, for example, insert data into the table in the openGauss database and view the content of the file imported to Hudi.