dstreev

DROP VIEW
IF EXISTS phoenix_overload.profile;
DROP VIEW
IF EXISTS phoenix_overload.relationship;
DROP VIEW
IF EXISTS phoenix_overload.primary_residence;
DROP VIEW
IF EXISTS phoenix_overload.demographic;
DROP VIEW
IF EXISTS phoenix_overload.entity;

dstreev

#!/bin/sh

# Command Line params

# ACTUAL at this time:
# $1 = Interval Days to remove.
DAY_ARCHIVE_THRESHOLD=$1

#!/bin/bash

dstreev

#!/usr/bin/env bash

#########################
#
# WARNING: I make NO guarantees, test it first.  This can be VERY destructive!! You've been warned... again..
#
# Usage: ./remove-hdp.sh <hdp-version>
#
# This will yum erase the hdp version specified on the host.  To use this on the cluster,
# try copying to an Ambari Servers resources directory. /var/lib/ambari-server/resources

dstreev

#!/usr/bin/python

import sys
import json
import cStringIO
import difflib
import random
import time
import getpass
import collections

dstreev

#!/usr/bin/env bash

################################################################################################
#
# Use this to establish a baseline for a cluster by running a variety of Teragen/sort processes.
#
# With the input parameters, the script will make some basic calculations to determine a good
# load profile that can will utilize the cluster to its fullest potential.  In order for these
# tests to perform consistently, we're making the assumption that the cluster will be FULLY
# available for the tests.

dstreev

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Expecting 2 parameters.
# - Snapshoted Directory
# - Snapshots older then x days.


while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
  case "$1" in
    --snapshot-dir)