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Gabriel Reid commented on PHOENIX-1552:
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A Docker file sounds like a good plan too.
My personal use case for the sandbox is more for allowing some ad-hoc testing
while in development -- I think that the Docker file would probably be less
good for that use case. That being said, including a Docker file sounds like it
could be really useful as an additional release artifact.
I'm pretty clueless about Docker unfortunately. It looks like the docker file
In the blog post you linked to has curl statements to download released
versions of hbase and Phoenix, so we'd need to have some way of keeping that in
sync with the Phoenix release and dependencies in the pom.
> Add sandbox environment for trying out Phoenix
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> Key: PHOENIX-1552
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-1552
> Project: Phoenix
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Gabriel Reid
> Attachments: PHOENIX-1552.patch
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> Currently, taking Phoenix for a test drive (i.e. create a table, add a bit of
> data to it, and query it) is currently pretty involved, in that you need to
> have an HBase cluster set up, etc.
> It would be handy, both for new users to try things out, as well as for
> running ad-hoc test scenarios, to have a self-contained sandbox that can be
> started up. This sandbox would start a self-contained HBase with Phoenix
> installed, and allow connecting to it via JDBC.
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