Inline. On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 4:38 AM, Aayush Kothari <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hey Andrei > > Well, thanks a lot for the help. Here's a summary of what I did since I > got you mail : > > 1) Read extensively about the WHIRR project. > > 2) Went through the FAQ, set up my AWS account and got the ACCESS KEY ID > and SECRET ACCESS KEY's required. > > 3) Setup a SSH client (openSSH server) , a password-less SSH key and Java6 > JDK. > > 4) Setup up WHIRR 0.7.1 on my machine. > > 5) Read a the APACHE WHIRR presentation by Tom White to get a better > understanding of it. > Great! > > The nasty part began when I tried running clusters. Trying to launch the > example 3 node ZooKeeper cluster ( as given in WHIRR In 5 Minutes) and the > hadoop cluster (as given in Overview) return the following error (i'm using > Ubuntu 11.10) : > Check you keys. Are you able to start a bunch of machines using the web console? > > As for now, I'm interested in taking up either WHIRR-529 (reported by you) > or WHIRR-544 (reported by Tom White) issues as my GSoC project. I'll let > you know in case I have an idea of my own. :) > Rodrigo is also interested in WHIRR-529 and he already contributed two other patches. I think WHIRR-544 is really interesting because as we work on speeding up things we can also look into making the process more reliable. > > Regards > Aayush > > > >
