Thanks Dylan. I think I played around with Mike's code too when the book
was still being written.
Multi-node is definitely a necessity, so I don't think Maven makes a
good driver (Bash and some scripting language seems to fit nicely). I'm
hoping to just consider Hadoop/ZooKeeper as pre-requisites. Other
products (e.g. Ambari) likely will do this just fine for what I care.
I'll take a look at the AccStack project too. Thanks for linking it.
Dylan Hutchison wrote:
It might be useful to look at the Accumulo quickinstall maven project.
https://github.com/accumulobook/quickinstall
Michael Wall wrote the project and I helped test and patch it. It runs
from a release but could be modified to build from source instead.
There's also a more messy script I used to build Hadoop and Accumulo from
source, including the Hadoop native stuff.
https://github.com/Stevens-GraphGroup/AccStack/blob/master/setup.bash
Cheers, Dylan
On Mon, Jan 25, 2016 at 9:38 PM, Josh Elser<[email protected]> wrote:
FYI, my evening hack plans this week are going to be centered around
creating some automation around building Accumulo, installing it on some
nodes and then automatically running Continuous Ingest/Randomwalk.
Looking back now, I can't hardly believe I'e gone this long without
writing something.
If anyone else is thinking about this for the upcoming 1.6.5 and 1.7.1
testing, I'd be happy to work together. The approach should be agnostic on
platform and bootstraps Accumulo by hand (SSH, bash, and python) with
arguments (selfishly defaulting to things useful to me). I presently have
it pulling down some Git ref, building and installing the tarball. Need to
get configuration, copying the install/configs to many nodes, running CI
and reporting some results at the end.
https://github.com/joshelser/accumulo-automated-testing
- Josh
