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Guodong Wang commented on BIGTOP-1376:
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I think this proposal aligned with what we have done in Hue packaging.
This may make things clearer to users.
Any ideas? Comments are welcome :)
> Split Oozie package into several small packages
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> Key: BIGTOP-1376
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BIGTOP-1376
> Project: Bigtop
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Guodong Wang
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> Oozie can manage hive/pig/sqoop actions, while user do not need to enable
> them all. It is better to provide a way for user to enable them.
> My proposal is like what bigtop has done in Hue packaging, split the
> functions as separate plugin package.
> # provide packages: oozie-hive, oozie-sqoop, oozie-pig. Each of them depends
> on hive, sqoop and pig respectively.
> # In each package, use the symlinks to manage the dependency jars. For
> example, if oozie-hive is installed, some symlinks are created under
> /usr/lib/oozie/share/lib/hive/.
> # After install oozie-hive/oozie-sqoop/oozie-pig packages, users need to do
> sharelib upgrade with oozie-setup script.
> We can have the following benifits with this proposal
> # No dependency jars are in Oozie packages. All dependency jars are managed
> by symlinks.
> # Recently, BIGTOP-1349 was found in our cluster. If using this proposal,
> this issue can be solved. Because oozie-hive depends on hive. If user enable
> oozie-hive plugin, hive jars are installed on Oozie node.
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