Mike,

I have thought about Docker. But, my use case requires a lower learning a this 
point. I thought Docker would require  the users to go a little deeper than 
what I would prefer. With Vagrant, I didn’t think the learning curve was as 
steep.

No, I didn’t see the docker build you mentioned, but I will definitely pay 
attention to it form now on. Thanks!

Wyatt
On Feb 6, 2015, at 15:12, Mike Atlas <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

Thanks - any chance you might consider doing this as docker containers?

Also, your github page does not link to your repo correctly, it should be 
https://github.com/wjfrelo/vagrantAccumuloCluster instead of 
https://github.com/wjfrelo/AccumuloCluster

Have you seen Steffen Roegner's docker builds (and Salt formulae) for Accumulo? 
https://github.com/sroegner/docker-builds



On Fri, Feb 6, 2015 at 3:05 PM, Wyatt Frelot 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Good day all,

I have completed the development of a Vagrant Accumulo Cluster. It 
automatically installs and configures Hadoop 2.4.1, Accumulo 1.6.1, and 
ZooKeeper 3.4.6 with "basic" settings. I tried to designed it being able to 
update the cluster with minimum effort. Hopefully that is the case.

Cluster Information: Vagrant cluster initializes 4 nodes w/ 1.5GB of RAM on a 
private network. If you look in the “Vagrantfile", I believe this information 
would be easy to see and adjust if needed. All of the node related info is 
located on under the “Additional Information” header of the link below. Nodes 
use typical vagrant usernames and passwords.

Setup Instructions: http://wjfrelo.github.io/AccumuloCluster/
I included as much information as I thought would be useful. Feel free to 
provide feedback on the value of the instructions.

Testing: I have been able to get it to work with minimum adjustments on Linux 
Platforms (Ubuntu, CentOS), Window 7 & 8, and Mac OSX. Main problems have 
occurred on window platforms (ssh and virtualbox path issues. Workarounds are 
identified in instructions)

Hope it is helpful and useful.


--
Wyatt J. Frelot


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