Hi all, Reading through the quickstart guide, I see that the modification date is 2020.
After Jan31 2022, Docker is not free for businesses with either >=250 employees or >=$10M of business. This creates a bit of a problem with trying to build/develop open source software now reliant on paid dependencies. The bigtop jira page contains a reference to dropping support for Ubuntu 16.04. The build.gradle file makes no mention of any Ubuntu other than 16.04. The docs state "You CANNOT use root to complete the build..." but I tried a regular user build (./gradlew hadoop-pkg-ind -POS=ubuntu-20.04) and it failed almost immediately. I did run sudo ./gradlew repo-ind -POS=ubuntu-20.04 and did get successful messages...at least I saw nothing which could be construed as a failure. Bigtop-ambari-mpack - which resolves down to bgtp-ambari-mpack (I think from Matt Andruff), and then, further down the structure, src/main/resources/stacks/BGTP/1.0/repos, seems to be poking about at http://repos.bigtop.apache.org/releases/1.5.0/ubuntu/18.04. Is this a workaround somehow for 20.04? Marc
