You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
3. Use [nodetool status](https://docs.datastax.com/en/cassandra/3.0/cassandra/tools/toolsStatus.html) to verify the new replicas are fully bootstrapped and all other nodes are up (UN).
26
26
```
27
-
nodetool -h mycas-3.t1-firecamp.com -u cassandrajmx -pw changeme status
28
-
nodetool -h mycas-4.t1-firecamp.com -u cassandrajmx -pw changeme status
29
-
nodetool -h mycas-5.t1-firecamp.com -u cassandrajmx -pw changeme status
27
+
nodetool -h mycas-3.t1-firecamp.com -u jmxuser -pw changeme status
28
+
nodetool -h mycas-4.t1-firecamp.com -u jmxuser -pw changeme status
29
+
nodetool -h mycas-5.t1-firecamp.com -u jmxuser -pw changeme status
30
30
```
31
31
32
32
4. Run [nodetool cleanup](https://docs.datastax.com/en/cassandra/3.0/cassandra/tools/toolsCleanup.html) on each of the previously existing nodes to remove the keys that no longer belong to those nodes. Wait for cleanup to complete on one node before running nodetool cleanup on the next node. Cleanup can be safely postponed for low-usage hours.
Currently FireCamp only supports scaling from 3 replicas. Scaling from 1 replica is not supported yet. Scaling down the replicas are not supported as well. If you want to stop the service when idle, could run `firecamp-service-cli -op=stop-service -service-name=mycas`. This will stop the service containers, while the volumes are still there. Later could start the containers with `firecamp-service-cli -op=start-service -service-name=mycas`.
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ The Cassandra logs are sent to the Cloud Logs, such as AWS CloudWatch logs.
By default, JMX is enabled to allow tools such as nodetool to access the Cassandra replica remotely. You could specify the JMX user and password when creating the service. If you do not specify the JMX user and password, the default user is "cassandrajmx" and an UUID will be generated as the password.
90
+
By default, JMX is enabled to allow tools such as nodetool to access the Cassandra replica remotely. You could specify the JMX user and password when creating the service. If you do not specify the JMX user and password, the default user is "jmxuser" and an UUID will be generated as the password.
@@ -135,9 +135,9 @@ In case the service creation fails, please simply retry it. Once the service is
135
135
136
136
## Check Cassandra service status
137
137
138
-
The Cassandra service creation will return the cassandra jmx password, such as `2018-02-11 21:13:10.524442554 +0000 UTC The catalog service is created, jmx user cassandrajmx password 9ba31d4787504894638611e0aeb91c93`.
138
+
The Cassandra service creation will return the cassandra jmx password, such as `2018-02-11 21:13:10.524442554 +0000 UTC The catalog service is created, jmx user jmxuser password 9ba31d4787504894638611e0aeb91c93`.
139
139
140
-
To double check Cassandra is successfully initialized and includes all replicas, run `nodetool -h mycas-0.t1-firecamp.com -u cassandrajmx -pw 9ba31d4787504894638611e0aeb91c93 status`. It should include all replicas. In case, if some replica is not included, for example, you create a 6 replicas Cassandra service, but nodetool shows only 5 members, use firecamp-service-cli to stop the services, `firecamp-service-cli -region=us-east-1 -cluster=t1 -op=stop-service -service-name=mycas`, and start again with `firecamp-service-cli -region=us-east-1 -cluster=t1 -op=start-service -service-name=mycas`. Then check with nodetool again.
140
+
To double check Cassandra is successfully initialized and includes all replicas, run `nodetool -h mycas-0.t1-firecamp.com -u jmxuser -pw 9ba31d4787504894638611e0aeb91c93 status`. It should include all replicas. In case, if some replica is not included, for example, you create a 6 replicas Cassandra service, but nodetool shows only 5 members, use firecamp-service-cli to stop the services, `firecamp-service-cli -region=us-east-1 -cluster=t1 -op=stop-service -service-name=mycas`, and start again with `firecamp-service-cli -region=us-east-1 -cluster=t1 -op=start-service -service-name=mycas`. Then check with nodetool again.
141
141
142
142
## Create the New Super User
143
143
Cassandra has a default super user, name "cassandra" and password "cassandra". After the Cassandra service is initialized, please login to create a new superuser and disable the default "cassandra" superuser. The steps are:
0 commit comments