Thanks for your answer. Do you have, by chance, a startup script at
hand? Until now I was only using the pyleus local mode, so a start up
script as reference could reduce my effort.
In may case this may be a bit more difficult since I have no sudo
rights. To get Storm to run was already a bit complicated. But the info
that I only need to install zookeeper is a great hint. I'll give it a try.
On 04/03/2015 02:17 PM, Nathan Leung wrote:
I've run all required services on a vm on my desktop. It's fine as
long as you're not doing anything intensive. You really just need the
storm processes and zoo keeper so it's not so bad.
On Apr 3, 2015 7:39 AM, "Johannes Hugo Kitschke"
<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi,
till now I used the local mode to test my topology. Now I want to
use a 'real' storm cluster, but I am a bit overwhelmed concerning
the number of things I have to setup. Before I dig into all of
this I'd like to hear your opinion if my plan is in principle
possible: I have access to the cluster of my university which
provides a queue system for larger jobs (I am aware that this is
not the typical use case for Storm, but atm this is a academic /
proof of concept project). So my first idea to use this:
Run all processes on a single node. Setup and start all necessary
services with a single script. Is this is in principle possible?
Maybe some of you even did this and could give me an example script.
What are your thoughts?
Have a nice day,
Johannes
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