Installing Hive
This topic includes instructions for using package managers to download and install Hive from the MEP repository.
Prerequisites
mapr-client
. Copy
the following JAR file from a resource manager node to the MapR client node:
/opt/mapr/hadoop/hadoop-<X.X.X>/share/hadoop/yarn/hadoop-yarn-server-resourcemanager-<X.X.X>-mapr-<YYYY>.jar
Here:X.X.X | Refers to the version (for example, hadoop-2.7.0) |
YYYY | Refers to the release tag of ecosystem component (for example, 1602) |
See the Hive Release Notes for a list of fixes and new features.
Hive is distributed as the following packages:
Package | Description |
---|---|
mapr-hive
|
The core Hive package. |
mapr-hiveserver2
|
The Hive package that enables HiveServer2 to be managed by the warden,
allowing you to start and stop HiveServer2 using maprcli or the MapR Control
System. The mapr-hive package is a dependency and will be
installed if you install mapr-hiveserver2 . At installation
time, Hiveserver2 is started automatically. |
mapr-hivemetastore
|
The Hive package that enables the Hive Metastore to be managed by the
warden, allowing you to start and stop Hive Metastore using maprcli or the
MapR Control System. The mapr-hive package is a dependency
and will be installed if you install mapr-hivemetastore . At
installation time, the Hive Metastore is started automatically. |
mapr-hivewebhcat |
The Hive package that enables WebHCat to be managed by the warden,
allowing you to start and stop WebHCat using maprcli or the MapR Control
System. The mapr-hive package is a dependency and will be
installed if you install mapr-hivewebhcat. At installation
time, the WebHCat is started automatically. |
Make sure the environment variable JAVA_HOME
is set correctly.
Example:
# export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-sun
You can
set these system variables by using the shell command line or by updating files such as
/etc/profile
or ~/.bash_profile
. See the Linux
documentation for more details about setting system environment variables.
About this task
root
or using sudo
.Procedure
-
On each planned Hive node, install Hive packages.
- To install Hive:
On CentOS / RedHat yum install mapr-hive
On SUSE zypper install mapr-hive
On Ubuntu apt-get install mapr-hive
- To install Hive and HiveServer2:
On CentOS / RedHat yum install mapr-hive mapr-hiveserver2
On SUSE zypper install mapr-hive mapr-hiveserver2
On Ubuntu apt-get install mapr-hive mapr-hiveserver2
- To install Hive, HiveServer2, and HiveMetastore:
On CentOS / RedHat yum install mapr-hive mapr-hiveserver2 mapr-hivemetastore
On SUSE zypper install mapr-hive mapr-hiveserver2 mapr-hivemetastore
On Ubuntu apt-get install mapr-hive mapr-hiveserver2 mapr-hivemetastore
- To install Hive, HiveServer2, HiveMetastore and WebHCat:
On CentOS / RedHat yum install mapr-hive mapr-hiveserver2 mapr-hivemetastore mapr-hivewebhcat
On SUSE zypper install mapr-hive mapr-hiveserver2 mapr-hivemetastore mapr-hivewebhcat
On Ubuntu apt-get install mapr-hive mapr-hiveserver2 mapr-hivemetastore mapr-hivewebhcat
NOTE: If you are using derby as the underlying database to create metastore, do not installmapr-hiveserver2
andmapr-hivemetastore
on the same node asmapr-hive
. This configuration results in a java run-time exception when you attempt to start the hive CLI. In order to run Hive in embedded mode, do not start HiveServer2 and Hive Metastore; instead, make sure the underlying database is consistent using the schemaTool. In embedded mode, Metastore is used as library with Hive CLI; Hive CLI opens connection and executes all queries against the Metastore DB. - To install Hive:
-
Configure database for Hive Metastore.
See Configuring Database for Hive Metastore for more information.
-
Run
configure.sh
with the-R
option./opt/mapr/server/configure.sh -R
Starting in MEP 4.0, Hive should be configured by running the
$MAPR_HOME/server/configure.sh
script with the-R
option immediately after installing Hive. Hive demons will not start automatically if Hive is not configured correctly. See Hive Security for more information.
Results
/opt/mapr/hive/hive-<version>/bin/hive
.
What to do next
See Hive User Impersonation for the steps to configure user impersonation for Hive and the MapR cluster.
To configure Hive on Tez, see Configuring Hive 2.1 and Tez 0.8.