Thank you Evans and Cos, 
nice answers. 
I'm currently working with traditional VMs and have not access to an easy way 
of doing stuff. 
I'm also a bit surprise that bigtop do not implement ranger or knox. 
We're working with puppet though, I might give it a shot as there already a ton 
of work put in BigTop. 
Thank you and have a nice day. 

Antoine 

De: "Evans Ye" <[email protected]> 
À: [email protected] 
Envoyé: Mardi 30 Mars 2021 19:56:13 
Objet: Re: Bigtop Use case 

As Cos said, the docker provisioner gives you the idea of how bigtop deployment 
works. The Bigtop Puppet deployment solution can be applied to a real cluster 
as well. 
If you'd like to set up a cluster with advanced features such as NameNode HA 
and Kerberos. You can start editing the configuration and testing via docker 
provisioner to verify your configuration. 

- Evans 

Konstantin Boudnik < [ mailto:[email protected] | [email protected] ] > 於 
2021年3月30日 週二 下午9:20寫道: 


Hey Antoine. 

Indeed, Bigtop has all the tools for automatic cluster deployment 
according to the roles of the nodes. In fact, this is exactly how we 
test Bigtop in our CI/CD environment with docker provisioner. Same would 
apply to actual hardware based cluster. 

Please check bigtop-deploy/puppet/README.md and other content in that 
directory for more information. 

There's also a way to deploy clusters with Ubuntu Juju, but I am not 
sure how up-to-date that solution is. 

Cheers. 
-- 
With regards, 
Cos 

On 30.03.2021 12:25, Antoine DUBOIS wrote: 
> Hello, 
> 
> I've been working to deploy multiple Apache big data products (Yarn, 
> Spark, Zeppelin, Hive, Ranger) not HDFS 
> So far I've been deploying it manually and it works. 
> I'm now aiming at a production infrastructure with automated deployement. 
> I'm wondering if Apache bigtop can help us to deploy such cluster and if 
> possible how ? 
> Is it simply a way to build RPM with choosen version or can it help us 
> deploy the full cluster with proper configuration depending on server 
> roles ? 
> It's a bit confusing in my head what is exactly Apache bigtop. 
> 
> Have a very nice day. 
> 
> Antoine 




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