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      • Install Overview
      • System Requirement
      • Software Requirement
      • Prepare the Environment
      • Installing Ambari Server
      • Setup Ambari Server
      • Start Ambari Server
      • Single Node Install
      • Multi-Node Cluster Install
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      • Run and monitor HDFS
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        • HDFS Architecture
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        • Schema Design
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          • CRUD Statement
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        • SerDe
          • XML
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        • UDF
      • Oozie
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        • Commands
        • Import
      • YARN
        • Overview
        • Accessing YARN Logs
    • Apache Kafka
      • Compatible Kafka Versions
      • Installation
    • Elasticsearch
      • Compatible Elasticsearch Versions
      • Installation
  • Discovery
    • Introduction
      • Release Notes
    • Methodology
    • Discovery Pipeline
      • Installation
      • DB Event Listener
      • Pipeline Configuration
      • Error Handling
      • Security
    • Inventory Manager
      • Installation
      • Metadata Management
      • Column Mapping
      • Service Configuration
      • Metadata Configuration
      • Metadata Changes and Versioning
        • Generating Artifacts
      • Reconciliation, Merging Current View
        • Running daily reconciliation and merge
      • Data Inventory Reports
    • Schema Registry
  • Process Insight
    • Process Insight
      • Overview
    • Process Pipeline
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      • Panels
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        • Rules
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  • Content Insight
    • Content Insight
      • Release Notes
      • Configuration
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    • Management API
    • Query DSL
    • Configuration
  • Document Flow
    • Overview
  • Polyglot Data Manager
    • Polyglot Data Manager
      • Release Notes
    • Data Store
      • Concepts
      • Sharding
    • Shippers
      • Filerelay Container
    • Processors
    • Search
    • User Interface
  • Operational Insight
    • Operational Insight
      • Release Notes
    • Data Store
      • Concepts
      • Sharding
    • Shippers
      • Filerelay Container
    • Processors
    • Search
    • User Interface
  • Data Science
    • Data Science Notebook
      • Setup JupyterLab
      • Configuration
        • Configuration Settings
        • Libraries
    • Spark DataHub
      • Concepts
      • Cluster Setup
      • Spark with YARN
      • PySpark Setup
        • DataFrame API
      • Reference
  • Product Roadmap
    • Roadmap
  • TIPS
    • Service Troubleshooting
    • Service Startup Errors
    • Debugging YARN Applications
      • YARN CLI
    • Hadoop Credentials
    • Sqoop Troubleshooting
    • Log4j Vulnerability Fix
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  1. TIPS

Service Troubleshooting

Invariant ptovides a number of background services which provide a variety of functions such as - transforms data or serve requests. Unlike interactive apps, you may have to review logs and trace files to figure out the root cause of the error.

Review Logs

Invariant products are designed Linux servers and the logs are usually written out to /var/log folders

Check the service status

A service can have any of the following statuses:

  • start: The service has started.

  • stop: The service has stopped running.

  • restart: The service is rebooting and will start after the process is complete.

Find port conflicts

Many times, you may have another service listening on the port, which may prevent the service from starting. To find out what’s listening, use the netstat command.

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