Hi Marc - Welcome to the community. > Vagrant quick dev env does not boot for me.
This relies on an image stored in Atlas. There was recently a commit that broke that image. We just need to update the image stored in Atlas. Until we do, feel free to use Full Dev. > The environment variables references in the docs (e.g. $METRON_HOME) are not set by default... Yes, we do not try to set those. That's just to help fill-in-the-blank a bit. > Some parts of Metron don’t seem to be getting installed at all You are correct again, sir! The Profiler and MaaS are not installed with the Ambari Mpack yet. That's on our todo list. I think that would be a great contribution. Have a good one On Fri, May 19, 2017 at 3:17 PM, Marc Solanas Tarre (msolanas) < msola...@cisco.com> wrote: > Hi All, > I’m Marc, a Sr. Soft Eng at Cisco and I’ve been playing with Metron a bit > for the last few days, while trying to get ideas on how I can best > contribute. My main interest is Model as a Service. > I wanted to write this email to share a few issues I’ve faced while > onboarding myself. > > * Vagrant quick dev env does not boot for me. > * Cloning from master and booting up the quick-dev env return an > ambari error when installing the metron services “Nothing to be done.”. It > stops here and the ansible fails. > * Vagrant full dev environment works fine, however I am noticing the > following: > * The environment variables references in the docs (e.g. > $METRON_HOME) are not set by default when you ssh into the VM. Not a big > issue, but can make it a bit confusing for a new dev to follow the docs. > * Some parts of Metron don’t seem to be getting installed at all > (e.g. Model as a Service). Noticed this because all the required scripts to > depoy/manage the models were missing from $METRON_HOME/bin. I then realized > the Ansible code to install it never gets executed. My best guess so far is > that it is still to be ported to the Ambari Mpack. > > I have not been able to find docs explaining why MaaS is not getting > installed, nor am I sure I’m doing it right. In any case, I think I could > start contributing by adding MaaS to the Ambari Mpack. Thoughts on this or > better ideas? > Best, > Marc >
