Re: Stellar on another platform?

Out of curiosity, why do you want to build your own SIEM and then bolt Stellar on top? Why not just use Metron, since it has Stellar baked in.17.01.2018, 15:34, "Ian Abreu" : Hey all,   We’ve come across the design decision where we’d like to use Metron tooling as a

Re: Stellar on another platform?

Yeah, what otto said :) I'd just add one thing, stellar really requires nothing more than: 1. existing inside of a JVM environment. We use it inside of storm and mapreduce, but it could be used inside of spark or whatever 2. Have a VariableResolver implementation which could map your

Re: Stellar on another platform?

Please comment on the jira. We can come up with what would be a good example program, obviously massively commented to show this. Down the line, we could even have archetypes for different application types… but that is just me thinking down the line ;) On January 18, 2018 at 07:57:17, Otto

Re: Stellar on another platform?

I would also say that you should look at METRON–876 . This is the umbrella jira for the effort to separate stellar into a more independent module. On January 18, 2018 at 07:54:38, Otto Fowler (ottobackwa...@gmail.com) wrote: I have created

Re: Stellar on another platform?

I have created METRON–1409 There are several ways to look at hosting stellar to get examples: - The unit tests - The shell - The storm bolts and transformer classes >From a high level, to host stellar you need to: - Include