Moving to user@, dev@ in bcc Hi,
Calculation is pretty simple. Let's say you want to have at least 3 nodes in 3 VMs. And you local os. That's 4 computers in one hardware. You want to have AT LEAST 2 cores and 4GB per host, so you need a minimum or 16GB and 8 cores to host all of that in a single hardware. But for local dev, I don't think you need to run a local cluster. A pseudo dist might be plenty enough. Then just use 2 hardware to build a 4 nodes cluster for your next step testing. JM 2014-02-10 11:26 GMT-05:00 rkvirani <[email protected]>: > Hi All, > > Im sorry if this question has been asked, search results didnt show > anything > and I cant seem to find much documentation out there. I am looking for > hardware reqruirements for developing a working model in HBase. > > I would like the development environment to support the following: > > 1) Small cluster in vmware player on the host (not psuedo cluster). > 2) Host small sample of the data maybe 100GB or so > 3) Develop, run and execute scripts in Jython for data loading and large > manipulation operations > 4) Able to run the web interface I have seen for hbase (dont know much > about > it) > 5) Support for an IDE such as Eclipse for example. > 6) I am looking at laptop hardware so please keep that in mind. > > Currently I have an i3 with 4GB Ram, I am guessing this may not be > sufficicent, there are no RAM requirements but I can see that when hbase is > executed it uses as much ram is available and as much CPU as available. > > It would be helpfull if someone could offer insight on the hardware > required > for development and whether or not CPU or RAM is more important, so far as > I > can tell it would be CPU as everytime I try and execute a script the CPU > usage goes through the roof (probably the JVM chugging away compiling the > bite code...) > > Please help, Im a newb, sorry if these kinds of questions have been asked > before. > > R > > I a > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://apache-hbase.679495.n3.nabble.com/Hardware-requirements-for-a-development-workstation-tp4055808.html > Sent from the HBase Developer mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
