Abstract
The method (300) outlines a systematic approach for the efficient deployment and management of a Hadoop environment. The method emphasizes the use of a script to generate unique Service IDs, incorporating a buffer to preemptively generate IDs and mitigate the risk of system downtime during high demand. The integration of Service IDs with the Name Node avoids locking or blocking essential Hadoop operations and implementing batch processes strategically. Continuous monitoring of both the Service ID and the Hadoop cluster is done for immediate alerts related to discrepancies, failures, or performance issues. Version management is underscored to ensure atomic changes and automatic reversion to the last consistent state in case of a partial failure. The method also prioritizes role-based access control for heightened security, incorporating features such as a user interface capable of handling concurrent requests and real-time data provision. Security measures, including regular system audits, patching, and encryption, contribute to a comprehensive protection strategy. The method concludes by emphasizing a robust testing process in a staging environment mirroring production, ensuring the identification and resolution of potential issues before deployment.
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Recommended Citation
Arora, Sahil, "SERVICE ID MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREOF", Technical Disclosure Commons, (December 14, 2023)
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/6494