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Clay B. edited comment on OOZIE-2876 at 5/3/17 6:56 AM:
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It seems downloading from a generic HTTP server is a pretty easy activity for a
Java or Shell action; have folks seen this onerous enough for new-users that an
action could provide value?
was (Author: clayb):
It seems downloading from a generic HTTP server is a pretty easy action for a
Java or Shell action; have folks seen this onerous enough for new-users that an
action could provide value?
> Provide deployment primitives
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>
> Key: OOZIE-2876
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OOZIE-2876
> Project: Oozie
> Issue Type: Wish
> Components: action
> Reporter: Clay B.
> Priority: Minor
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> Today one can schedule workflows which run on a cluster using many
> pre-existing artifacts. However, today there are no helpful primitives for
> deploying those artifacts to the cluster.
> For example, one may use a Spark JAR (hosted in a Maven repository) stored on
> a cluster's HDFS to talk with data stored in a Hive table (the schema of
> which is likely tracked in a source code management system somewhere) and use
> JDBC to talk to an arbitrary database off the cluster. (As to which database
> being configured based on the cluster being Dev, Beta or PROD all mapped in a
> simple configuration file.) Further, the data may be verified by a simple Pig
> script (also stored in a source code management repository).
> As a user, I'd like some way to get my binaries and ASCII configuration on a
> cluster without significant ad hoc shell actions.
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