Daniel Weeks

The location is taken from the yarn-site.xml properties set in the job config. Can you check to see if the location of your yarn log aggregation directory has the correct...

You should be able to check the following property in the job config of any job: 'yarn.nodemanager.remote-app-log-dir'. It will be something like: hdfs:///path/to/log/agg/dir If is missing or incorrect, it might...

This might be an issue with how inviso expects the path. Under the covers, inviso just takes the yarn log aggregation base path and uses the log reader to construct...

@adamkennedy We've been running Inviso internally at Netflix since well before the release and it is largely unchanged from the initial release. The only feature we recently added that hasn't...

Sounds good. I'll try to get the changes pushed in the next few days and an update to the docker file, so you can test it out.

Clusters are actually built up from available data within ElasticSearch (not what is in the config). If you run the index_cluster_stats.py just once, then it should show up in the...

This is the elasticsearch query used to get the cluster names that populate the list: https://github.com/Netflix/inviso/blob/master/web-ui/public/js/cluster.js#L72 You can use to following curl command to see if there is any data:...

@synfinatic If you're talking about the "jar not loaded" message, that isn't an error. What is the issue that you're seeing? If you can't access the data, it's possible that...

@surajnayak, In order to search or view anything, you first need to go through the process of setting it up (described in the readme). Once you have data from your...

Genie is not required for this to work. It appears that you're having trouble getting access to hdfs to read the history files. What version of hadoop are you using?...