Also, there are usually people on #apache-metron on Freenode. If you are having trouble and need to ask a question, you can try there too.
Jon and Otto tend to be our community leaders there. Many, many thanks to them for that. They are super helpful. I need to join more often. On Fri, May 19, 2017 at 3:17 PM, Marc Solanas Tarre (msolanas) < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > I’m Marc, a Sr. Soft Eng at Cisco and I’ve been playing with Metron a bit > for the last few days, while trying to get ideas on how I can best > contribute. My main interest is Model as a Service. > I wanted to write this email to share a few issues I’ve faced while > onboarding myself. > > * Vagrant quick dev env does not boot for me. > * Cloning from master and booting up the quick-dev env return an > ambari error when installing the metron services “Nothing to be done.”. It > stops here and the ansible fails. > * Vagrant full dev environment works fine, however I am noticing the > following: > * The environment variables references in the docs (e.g. > $METRON_HOME) are not set by default when you ssh into the VM. Not a big > issue, but can make it a bit confusing for a new dev to follow the docs. > * Some parts of Metron don’t seem to be getting installed at all > (e.g. Model as a Service). Noticed this because all the required scripts to > depoy/manage the models were missing from $METRON_HOME/bin. I then realized > the Ansible code to install it never gets executed. My best guess so far is > that it is still to be ported to the Ambari Mpack. > > I have not been able to find docs explaining why MaaS is not getting > installed, nor am I sure I’m doing it right. In any case, I think I could > start contributing by adding MaaS to the Ambari Mpack. Thoughts on this or > better ideas? > Best, > Marc >
