No specific plans set in motion yet - we'd need a solid alternative
developed first, which does not yet exist. Ideally, some of these
peripheral concerns (like install) could be pluggable. That way, vendors
can easily snap in their own solutions. That being said, I'd expect that
Ambari will still
Thanks Michael!
So what is your recommendation if we should set it up in a production
environment? We will run it on our own servers and not in the cloud.
Do you have a plan that you can when in near future your will move away from
ambari direct dependancy? 1 month 6 months or something?
Br
Also agreed on Nick's deployment comments. Deploying on AWS manually is
fairly trivial. The Ansible scripts have not been touched in months (years,
even). You could also install Hadoop services manually (Big Top, for
instance), but YMMV. Most of our testing to this point has been on Ambari,
To echo Simon's comments, you should NOT use the automated deployment
mechanism described at *metron-deployment/amazon-ec2/README.md*. This has
not been maintained, deploys an unsecure cluster by default, and is not the
preferred installation method. This installation path pre-dates the Ambari
1. Use hortonworks-ansible script available on github to build the base HDP
cluster
2. Install ambari metron pack and/or elastic pack.
3. Install metron services
You should have a working cluster. I would not recommend the same beyond
POC/demo though
On Tue, 29 Oct 2019 at 13:43, Eric Jacksch
I would recommend against using the AWS deploy method on the github. It’s not
really that well maintained, and the Ambari method is definitely the preferred
at present, but then I tend to use a distro to install, or full dev if it’s
just for local testing.
Simon
> On 29 Oct 2019, at 13:35,
I did earlier on this list, but wasn't able to make any progress.
Someone who knows the product well really should try as I suggested --
start from a clean slate in AWS, create an EC2 instance, and try to
deploy using the provided scripts. It's so badly broken that a
security guy with 25+ years
Looks to me like your discovery server is not working properly, hence the
failure message. This could be a temporary connectivity issue, but if it’s
repeatable I would look into your opentaxii config.
Simon
> On 29 Oct 2019, at 13:23, Thiago Rahal Disposti
> wrote:
>
>
> Anyone knows
Have you opened a JIRA or sent an email describing what problems that
you've run into?
On Tue, Oct 29, 2019 at 9:35 AM Eric Jacksch wrote:
> I thought I may have just missed something, but one of my customer's
> DevOps team worked on it for three days and couldn't get it going
> either.
>
> On
then its just not me that have had problems... BUt my problem was best way of
running it on CentOS..
On 2019/10/29 13:22:08, Eric Jacksch wrote:
> We unfortunately gave up after trying several approaches to getting
> Metron running in AWS. I'm disappointed -- I think Metron has huge
>
I got a bit unsure after reading on the Metron-github under metron-deployment
"https://github.com/apache/metron/tree/master/metron-deployment; because it
states following "If you want to run a proof-of-concept to see how Apache
Metron can benefit your organization, then this is the way to do
We unfortunately gave up after trying several approaches to getting
Metron running in AWS. I'm disappointed -- I think Metron has huge
potential.
I suspect those who are using it have established development systems
and that there are some undocumented prerequisites. If anyone on the
Metron team
Everyone I know of running metron at scale in production uses the ambari
based install method through a distribution, running on centos 6 on HDP
2.6.5 and for the new feature branch centos 7 on top of HDP 3.1.4.
Simon
On Tue, 29 Oct 2019 at 12:54, wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How are you using Metron
Hello,
How are you using Metron in a production environment?
I have checked around and my conclusion is that the Ambari-solution
should not be used in production environment and just for poc/testing.
I want to run Metron with Hadoop on CentOS 7 or 8, If you have other
recomendation I can change
Hi,
Please add me aswell.
mar...@marcuspe.se
Thanks alot!
On 2019/10/08 10:23:24, Sanket Sharma wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can you please add me to the slack channel?
>
> Best regards,
> Sanket
>
> From: Otto Fowler
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