Olaf, we have a special command in gradle to install all needed puppet modules. It can be done by running
% gradle toolchain-puppetmodules
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Subject: [CONF] Apache Bigtop > How to build Bigtop
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# ./bigtop_toolchain/bin/puppetize.sh
second you can install some puppet modules, needed by toolchaon
# cp -r bigtop_toolchain /etc/puppet/modules
# puppet apply -e "include bigtop_toolchain::puppet-modules"
# puppet apply -e "include bigtop_toolchain::installer"
Alternatively, if you already have sudo and a java runtime installed, you
can bootstrap the environment from scratch using the provided Gradle
wrapper script (requires Puppet and sudo access)script
% ./gradlew toolchain
Using pre-built Docker images:
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