That sounds great, very usefull achievements!
But before moving on, let's finish review of this work under PR that you
have mentioned above https://github.com/bzz/incubator-zeppelin/pull/9
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Alex
On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 11:02 PM, onkar shedge
wrote:
> Hello Sir,
> I have sent the PR. Understoo
Hello Sir,
I have sent the PR. Understood zeppelin-zengine and some parts of Notebook
server the message receiving codebase.Moving forward so should I try next ?
On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 6:37 AM, Alexander Bezzubov wrote:
> Hi Onkar,
>
> that sounds great, let's finish this one with a quick round
Hi Onkar,
that sounds great, let's finish this one with a quick round of code review,
following the usula process of Zeppelin develpment, but to redice the
noize, could you please submit a PR to
https://github.com/bzz/incubator-zeppelin
Thanks!
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Alex
On Sat, Apr 30, 2016 at 5:44 PM, onkar she
The zeppelin-site.xml is loading. There was a mistake on my part, I was
running the ZeppelinServer in the IDE itself and not via zeppelin-daemon.sh
start. So now XmlNotebookRepo property is loaded and directory is created.
But now I am stuck at a point in save method in XmlNotebookRepo.
I have upda
Thank you for sharing! You approach is very sound and makes perfect sense -
you should be able to have 2 notebookRepos configured at the same time, one
being XML.
3) is really strange and looks like a bug - were you able to determine why
zeppelin-site.XML is not loaded? It is expected to be. How d
Hello Sir,
1)I created XmlNotebookRepo class, initially To start, I just copied the
code from VfsNotebookRepo and changed this line in XmlNotebookRepo
this.filesystemRoot = new URI(new File( conf.getRelativeDir(filesystemRoot.
getPath())).getAbsolutePath());
to
this.filesystemRoot = new URI(new
Thank You ,
Yes seems an interesting week-long project.I am willing to accept.
On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 5:21 PM, Alexander Bezzubov wrote:
> Hi Onkar,
> please note the subj change (to keep the discussion focused).
>
> > How to dive into a large codebase ?
>
> Answering your question - there are
Hi Onkar,
please note the subj change (to keep the discussion focused).
> How to dive into a large codebase ?
Answering your question - there are many ways to approach large codebase
and you have to learn your's own - nobody except yourself can teach you
this. And Zeppelin is quite small, so now
Sorry forgot to mention this in previous email.
I wanted to ask one thing.
How to dive into a large codebase ?. I read some answers suggesting see old
commits how the project was developed and debug to see control flow.
On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 3:26 PM, onkar shedge
wrote:
> Hello Alex,
>
> Here
Hello Alex,
Here is a link to my blog[1].
I have added google calendar with three weeks events. I haven't written any
posts about my progress, Will do soon.
1] http://gsoc2016onkar.blogspot.in/
On Sun, Apr 24, 2016 at 4:34 PM, Alexander Bezzubov wrote:
> Thank you Onkar,
>
> Its great to have
Thank you Onkar,
Its great to have you on board and looking forward experiments with P2P
notebook storage!
It's great idea to keep list posted on your progress as well as having
deeper writeups on a personal blog, please feel free to share links, etc.
It would be good if in emails you could not
Hello zeppelin community,
Thanks for giving me the opportunity. I will get myself more familiar with
the codebase and ask questions on mailing list about my doubts . Also I
will post updates weekly/(4 day interval) what I understood,what I
worked/read, on my blog.
Regards,
Onkar Shedge.
On Fri,
Hi Onkar,
that sounds great, thank you.
Looking forward helping with this project though the summer!
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Alex
On Fri, Mar 25, 2016 at 2:27 PM, onkar shedge
wrote:
> Thanks Sir,
> I have made the changes: diagram, Deliverables removed research. And
> support for one more p2p storage.
> Also I
Thanks Sir,
I have made the changes: diagram, Deliverables removed research. And
support for one more p2p storage.
Also I have uploaded the pdf.
Regards,
Onkar Shedge
On Thu, Mar 24, 2016 at 3:49 PM, Alexander Bezzubov wrote:
> Hi Onkar,
>
> thank you for sharing a blog and even a video of you
Hi Onkar,
thank you for sharing a blog and even a video of your explorations in
preparation for the project.
Your timeline and proposal looks very strong and it seems that you relevant
experience for this project.
On the GSoC scope - it would be a good start with a storage
implementation(s) that
Hi moon,
Thanks for your idea. You talked about single online storage and then
sharing with others like(Google docs). Then handling fault tolerance as
multiple instances would change the same storage repo.
I was thinking till now that P2P implementation would be generating the
torrent file in case
Hi,
Scope of ZEPPELIN-683 is implementing a Zeppelin NotebookRepo [1] based on
one of P2P technology. I think ZEPPELIN-683 leads to very interesting
challenge (as a future work).
I can see characteristics of P2P technology based NotebookRepo as,
* Massively (globally) scalable.
* Very Elastic. A
Hi Onkar,
it definitely is important and you did a great job, thank you for sharing!
I will look into your proposal ASAP and get back to you here.
Please do not forget to submit it before deadline which is soon, you can
always quickly update it again with the feedback.
I have added you to the pr
Just wondering isn't this project important as the other two Apache Beam
interpreter and Sample Notebooks ?
On Tue, Mar 22, 2016 at 10:59 AM, onkar shedge
wrote:
> Hello,
> Apologies for late reply.
> I have spend time understanding the protocol.I installed all the three
> techs and tried them.
Hello,
Apologies for late reply.
I have spend time understanding the protocol.I installed all the three
techs and tried them.
Also I read about the docs, whitepapers[1].I read the bittorent protocol
and wrote a blog[2] about it using jekyll. Please do watch the video.
I have written the proposal[
Hi Onkar,
great to hear the you are interested and thank you for sharing the example
notebook that you'v built, preview [0] looks great.
I encourage you review this mailing list archives very carefully, looking
for the advices to other students on how to get started with zeppelin and
proceed with
Hello Alexander,
I am Onkar from PICT, Pune India. I am interested in the project idea
regarding Notebook distributed Storage using P2P protocols.
In order to contribute and aid in this project, I have been working with
Zeppelin Notebooks.This is a link to one of my sample notebook which uses a
dat
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