ctubbsii commented on a change in pull request #361:
URL: https://github.com/apache/fluo-muchos/pull/361#discussion_r461755039



##########
File path: conf/muchos.props.example
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@@ -278,10 +278,11 @@ yarn_nm_mem_mb=16384
 # Where:
 #   Hostname = Must be unique.  Will be used for hostname in EC2 or should 
match hostname on your own cluster
 #   Service = Service to run on node (possible values: zookeeper, namenode, 
resourcemanager, accumulomaster, client, swarmmanager,
-#             mesosmaster, worker, fluo, metrics, spark). The following 
services are required: namenode, resourcemanager,
+#             mesosmaster, worker, fluo, metrics, spark, elkserver). The 
following services are required: namenode, resourcemanager,
 #             accumulomaster, zookeeper & worker
 # If cluster_type=azure, the list of nodes below is auto-generated by the 
launch action e.g. "muchos launch --cluster accumuloclstr"
 # For the 'azure' cluster type, it is perfectly normal if the auto-generated 
list of node names is not sequential
+# For viewing logging and statistics with Kibana, the elkserver service must 
be added to a leader node.

Review comment:
       I think this mention of elkserver depends on PR #338, doesn't it?

##########
File path: conf/muchos.props.example
##########
@@ -278,10 +278,11 @@ yarn_nm_mem_mb=16384
 # Where:
 #   Hostname = Must be unique.  Will be used for hostname in EC2 or should 
match hostname on your own cluster
 #   Service = Service to run on node (possible values: zookeeper, namenode, 
resourcemanager, accumulomaster, client, swarmmanager,
-#             mesosmaster, worker, fluo, metrics, spark). The following 
services are required: namenode, resourcemanager,
+#             mesosmaster, worker, fluo, metrics, spark, elkserver). The 
following services are required: namenode, resourcemanager,

Review comment:
       I think this mention of elkserver depends on PR #338, doesn't it?

##########
File path: README.md
##########
@@ -121,6 +124,7 @@ error when you try to launch your cluster. By default, the 
`aws_ami` property is
 You will need to changes this value if a newer image has been released or if 
you are running in different region
 than `us-east-1`.
 
+

Review comment:
       This can be a new sub-section, to differentiate it from the new 
"Configuring the AMI" sub-section above:
   
   ```suggestion
   ### Launching the cluster
   
   ```

##########
File path: README.md
##########
@@ -113,6 +114,8 @@ their public keys to a file named `keys` in your `conf/` 
directory.  During the
 cluster, this file will be appended on each node to the 
`~/.ssh/authorized_keys` file for the user
 set by the `cluster.username` property.
 
+####Configuring the AMI

Review comment:
       This doesn't render in GitHub-flavored Markdown. It should be:
   ```suggestion
   ### Configuring the AMI
   ```

##########
File path: conf/muchos.props.example
##########
@@ -278,10 +278,11 @@ yarn_nm_mem_mb=16384
 # Where:
 #   Hostname = Must be unique.  Will be used for hostname in EC2 or should 
match hostname on your own cluster
 #   Service = Service to run on node (possible values: zookeeper, namenode, 
resourcemanager, accumulomaster, client, swarmmanager,
-#             mesosmaster, worker, fluo, metrics, spark). The following 
services are required: namenode, resourcemanager,
+#             mesosmaster, worker, fluo, metrics, spark, elkserver). The 
following services are required: namenode, resourcemanager,

Review comment:
       ```suggestion
   #             mesosmaster, worker, fluo, metrics, spark). The following 
services are required: namenode, resourcemanager,
   ```

##########
File path: conf/muchos.props.example
##########
@@ -278,10 +278,11 @@ yarn_nm_mem_mb=16384
 # Where:
 #   Hostname = Must be unique.  Will be used for hostname in EC2 or should 
match hostname on your own cluster
 #   Service = Service to run on node (possible values: zookeeper, namenode, 
resourcemanager, accumulomaster, client, swarmmanager,
-#             mesosmaster, worker, fluo, metrics, spark). The following 
services are required: namenode, resourcemanager,
+#             mesosmaster, worker, fluo, metrics, spark, elkserver). The 
following services are required: namenode, resourcemanager,
 #             accumulomaster, zookeeper & worker
 # If cluster_type=azure, the list of nodes below is auto-generated by the 
launch action e.g. "muchos launch --cluster accumuloclstr"
 # For the 'azure' cluster type, it is perfectly normal if the auto-generated 
list of node names is not sequential
+# For viewing logging and statistics with Kibana, the elkserver service must 
be added to a leader node.

Review comment:
       ```suggestion
   ```

##########
File path: README.md
##########
@@ -74,6 +75,14 @@ sudo yum install azure-cli-2.0.69-1.el7.x86_64.rpm
 
 When running Muchos under Ubuntu 18.04, checkout these 
[tips](docs/azure-ubuntu-1804.md).
 
+You might also need to configure the `aws_ami` property in [muchos.props]. 
Muchos by default uses a free
+CentOS 7 image that is hosted in the AWS marketplace but managed by the
+CentOS organization. If you have never used this image in EC2 before, you will 
need to go to the
+[CentOS 7 product page][centos7] to accept the software terms. If this is not 
done, you will get an
+error when you try to launch your cluster. By default, the `aws_ami` property 
is set to an AMI in `us-east-1`.
+You will need to changes this value if a newer image has been released or if 
you are running in different region
+than `us-east-1`.
+

Review comment:
       > To add to this, the default ami in mucho.props.example should probably 
be updated to the most recent ami. It has been at its current version for a 
while but it is still different than the default one given in our props file.
   
   Can you create a subsequent PR after this to do that? Thanks.




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