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Thrift Server Overview
The HBase Thrift Server operates as a service within the HBase cluster, offering a gateway to the HBase database via the Thrift protocol. This server is adept at producing both client and server code, accommodating a multitude of programming languages for diverse application needs.
NOTE:
The Thrift Serve feature is supported in only HBase 2.4.14 or later.
Background
- HBase needs to support multiple languages.
Use Restrictions
- The Thrift Server supports the following programming languages: Python and C++.
- The Thrift Server does not support features such as cold and hot data separation, automatic hotspot self-healing, or secondary indexing.
- Only non-security clusters support Thrift Server.
- Thrift Server is deployed only on Core nodes.
- Scaling out the Thrift Server is directly dependent on the scaling capabilities of the Core nodes.
- After user authentication is enabled, Thrift Server cannot be enabled.
- If the Thrift Server encounters issues, services may be disrupted, especially when it is accessed via IP addresses.
Parent topic: HBase Thrift Server
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