Quick Intro slide

Here's a slide to quickly go through the idea of the BigTop VM and Docker provisioner.

Getting Started

Clone the BigTop source code

$ git clone https://github.com/apache/bigtop.git

To deploy a cluster with the latest Bigtop 1.2.0 (docker based):

• git checkout origin/branch-1.2
• ./gradlew -Pconfig=config_ubuntu_xenial.yaml -Pnum_instances=1 docker-provisioner (to deploy to Ubuntu 16.04)
• ./gradlew -Pconfig=config_debian8.yaml -Pnum_instances=1 docker-provisioner (to deploy to Debian 8)
• ./gradlew -Pconfig=config_centos6.yaml -Pnum_instances=1 docker-provisioner (to deploy to CentOS 6)
• ./gradlew -Pconfig=config_centos7.yaml -Pnum_instances=1 docker-provisioner (to deploy to CentOS 7)
• ./gradlew docker-provisioner-destroy (to remove the containers)

To deploy a cluster with the latest Bigtop 1.1.0 (docker based):

• git checkout origin/branch-1.1
• ./gradlew -Pconfig=vagrantconfig_ubuntu.yaml -Pnum_instances=1 docker-provisioner (to deploy to Ubuntu 14.04)
• ./gradlew -Pconfig=vagrantconfig_debian.yaml -Pnum_instances=1 docker-provisioner (to deploy to Debian 8)
• ./gradlew -Pconfig=vagrantconfig.yaml -Pnum_instances=1 docker-provisioner (to deploy to CentOS 6)
• ./gradlew docker-provisioner-destroy (to remove the containers)

For Bigtop 1.0.0:

To create a VM based BigTop Hadoop cluster:

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components: [hadoop, yarn, ignite-hadoop] (effective values)

$ vagrant up

# If using CentOS 7, you might need to disable firewall on each of the machines

$ vagrant ssh <machine_name, e.g. bigtop1>

$ sudo systemctl disable firewalld

$ sudo systemctl stop firewalld

DONE!

To create a Docker based  BigTop Hadoop cluster:

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