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Not to able access Atlas GUI with localhost:/21000 - Error The connection was reset. #1
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@SalmaSattar Hey I had a similar issue with not being able to connect to the Atlas UI. What worked for me was that I had to clear my browsing data from chrome in my case. Then when I went to Also, I noticed sometimes the UI would take as much as 10 mins to get set up. So maybe give it a bit more time? I didn't need to do any other steps, since my |
Hi @Smarker , I am using the same docker image and till 2 days back, I was able to login to http://localhost:21000/login.jsp without any issues. However, today, I am facing the same issue. I tried cleaning up the Docker containers/images, rebuilding the docker image and using the Docker run command mentioned by sburns. I even cleared chrome browsing data. I am still facing the same issue. Can you please let me know what could be the issue? Thanks and Regards, |
@sudhikul @SalmaSattar If Atlas UI is inaccessible, probably it could not start. Check logs. |
@sburn I have the same problem. I have tried to deploy it as you indicate in the repository and when looking at the logs it freeze up trying to start atlas:
I know it's very little information, but any ideas? Thanks and regards EDIT: For some reason, Atlas has ended up running smoothly after a long wait without showing anything in the log. |
@SalmaSattar @sudhikul @diego-gv
Please, update your Docker image. Also, take into account that at fist run Atlas initialize internal schemas and startup may take up to 10 mins depending on host machine performance. If the problem still exists on your side, check the application.log: |
@sburn OK! Thank you for all! 👍 |
Also, you may try atlas with embedded Cassandra instead of HBase, it may
work faster.
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@sburn <https://github.com/sburn> OK! Thank you for all! 👍
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same problem still with me.
after i checked the /opt/apache-atlas-2.1.0/logs/application.log, it warns
any ideas? |
If you're running it with volume mounts, try without them. |
Hi,
I am running the docker you created on Ubuntu 18.04. Docker run command is successful.
when I connect localhost:/2100.
I get an error message The connection was reset.
Are there any other steps I need to follow to access Apache Atlas UI?
There is an environment variables list. Do I need to configure them?
Any inputs would be helpful.
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