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AMBARI-26313: Change metrics names in grafana dashboards as per the GC used in JDK17#3947

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AMBARI-26313: Change metrics names in grafana dashboards as per the GC used in JDK17

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Changing metrics names according to GC used in JDK17

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@sandeep318kumar Currently, Ambari-Metrics uses JDK 1.8 because its sink runs as a plugin on Hadoop. Upgrading to JDK 17 would cause Hadoop to fail to start due to JAR compatibility issues. For details, see: apache/ambari-metrics#142.

Therefore, this PR for the Metrics update can be marked as a draft for now. Once Hadoop and HBase are upgraded to JDK 17, it can proceed.

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sandeepk318 commented Jul 11, 2025

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Thanks @JiaLiangC. I'll create different profiles for JDK17 and JDK8 for ambari metrics. User can pass flags through command UI to enable JDK17. After this we can take this up.

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