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Some questions about HBASE

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Hello, I recently learned about Huawei's big data products. I am very interested in Hbase. I want to know the specific meaning of Hbase. I hope you can help me. Thank you very much.

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The core class of Hbase consists of the following: Master, Client, RegionServer, ZooKeeper cluster, HDFS cluster. The Hbase is related to this introduction:

  

  
  
Also called HMaster. In High  Availability (HA) mode, Master involves the active Master and standby Master.


  
·         Active HMaster: Manages RegionServer in HBase,  including the creation, deletion, modification, and query of a table,  balances the load of RegionServer, adjusts the distribution of Region, splits  Region and distributes Region after it is split, and migrates Region after  RegionServer expires.


  
·         Standby HMaster: Takes over services from the active  HMaster if the active HMaster is faulty. The original active HMaster serves  as the standby HMaster when the fault is rectified.


  
  
Client


  
  
Client communicates with Master and  RegionServer by using the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) mechanism of HBase.  Client communicates with Master for management and with RegionServer for data  operation.


  
  
RegionServer


  
  
Provides read/write services of table  data as a data processing and computing unit in HBase.


  
The RegionServer is usually deployed  with the DataNode of the HDFS cluster to store data.


  
  
ZooKeeper cluster


  
  
Provides distributed coordination  services for processes in the HBase cluster. Each RegionServer is registered  with ZooKeeper so that HMaster can obtain the health status of each  RegionServer.


  
  
HDFS cluster


  
  
Provides highly reliable file storage  services for HBase. All HBase data is stored in the HDFS.


  
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Hello!

The core class of Hbase consists of the following: Master, Client, RegionServer, ZooKeeper cluster, HDFS cluster. The Hbase is related to this introduction:

  

  
  
Also called HMaster. In High  Availability (HA) mode, Master involves the active Master and standby Master.


  
·         Active HMaster: Manages RegionServer in HBase,  including the creation, deletion, modification, and query of a table,  balances the load of RegionServer, adjusts the distribution of Region, splits  Region and distributes Region after it is split, and migrates Region after  RegionServer expires.


  
·         Standby HMaster: Takes over services from the active  HMaster if the active HMaster is faulty. The original active HMaster serves  as the standby HMaster when the fault is rectified.


  
  
Client


  
  
Client communicates with Master and  RegionServer by using the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) mechanism of HBase.  Client communicates with Master for management and with RegionServer for data  operation.


  
  
RegionServer


  
  
Provides read/write services of table  data as a data processing and computing unit in HBase.


  
The RegionServer is usually deployed  with the DataNode of the HDFS cluster to store data.


  
  
ZooKeeper cluster


  
  
Provides distributed coordination  services for processes in the HBase cluster. Each RegionServer is registered  with ZooKeeper so that HMaster can obtain the health status of each  RegionServer.


  
  
HDFS cluster


  
  
Provides highly reliable file storage  services for HBase. All HBase data is stored in the HDFS.


  
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