We use an upstart (http://upstart.ubuntu.com/getting-started.html) script to
launch drill-embedded as a service. It works fine on local Ubuntu machines and
AWS ec2 instances. The command used inside the upstart script is similar to
what you have:
exec /bin/sh "a script that eventually calls d
The trouble with your approach is that making it a background process
pauses the process in an interactive mode, until you bring it to the
foreground.
You cannot use an Embedded Drillbit with Zookeeper. You should start it off
as a regular drillbit instance.
Zookeeper only serves the purpose of c
Hi,
I would like to have and ad-hoc deployment of Drill on a linux box working
with relatively small dataset, thus I don't want to use Zookeeper, but I
find drill shell scripts actively restricting such usage.
The `drillbit.sh start` will not work without zookeeper (or would it?) and
is explicitl
