As Cos said, the docker provisioner gives you the idea of how bigtop deployment works. The Bigtop Puppet deployment solution can be applied to a real cluster as well. If you'd like to set up a cluster with advanced features such as NameNode HA and Kerberos. You can start editing the configuration and testing via docker provisioner to verify your configuration.
- Evans Konstantin Boudnik <c...@apache.org> 於 2021年3月30日 週二 下午9:20寫道： > Hey Antoine. > > Indeed, Bigtop has all the tools for automatic cluster deployment > according to the roles of the nodes. In fact, this is exactly how we > test Bigtop in our CI/CD environment with docker provisioner. Same would > apply to actual hardware based cluster. > > Please check bigtop-deploy/puppet/README.md and other content in that > directory for more information. > > There's also a way to deploy clusters with Ubuntu Juju, but I am not > sure how up-to-date that solution is. > > Cheers. > -- > With regards, > Cos > > On 30.03.2021 12:25, Antoine DUBOIS wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I've been working to deploy multiple Apache big data products (Yarn, > > Spark, Zeppelin, Hive, Ranger) not HDFS > > So far I've been deploying it manually and it works. > > I'm now aiming at a production infrastructure with automated deployement. > > I'm wondering if Apache bigtop can help us to deploy such cluster and if > > possible how ? > > Is it simply a way to build RPM with choosen version or can it help us > > deploy the full cluster with proper configuration depending on server > > roles ? > > It's a bit confusing in my head what is exactly Apache bigtop. > > > > Have a very nice day. > > > > Antoine >
