Trying to deploy Apache Metron on single node VM, but Ansible and maven dependency failures, please help I am stuck

[#1]

Hi,

I am trying to deploy Apache Metron on a single node VM, but after vagrant up, when I run vagrant provision, it gives me errors on maven dependencies and ansible failed to setup successfully.

I have installed all packages defined for Metron deployment, Ansible 2.0.0.2, Vagrant 1.9.6, Maven 3.3.9, Virtual Box 5.1.30 JDK 1.8 and Python 2.7.5

Also, when I run the command "mvn clean package", metron-config error pops up and it doesnt complete its installation, followed by metron-rest, metron-rest client

[#2]

@asubramanian I am not able to install metron components

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[#3]

Please click on the link as highlighted below.... to see the service logs

Also, from your 2nd screenshot I can see that there was a timeout because of which the script was killed. This could be due to resource constraints on your system. I would recommend that you find a system with a better configuration and try deploying Metron there.

[#4]

@asubramanian

I have 16 GB RAM in my pc and I have allocated 10 GB for my centOS VM, can I make centOS as my base machine and get Metron up on a 16 GB RAM rather than 10 GB?

Also, do I need a i7 processor? Thanks you are awesome!!

[#5]

You are welcome! 🙂

Yes, 16 GB is definitely better @Gaurav Bapat. Yup, more the processing, you will see better results.

[#6]

@asubramanian

Why do I have to always do vagrant up" and "mvn clean compile", when I do vagrant up, it gives me ambari server not up error and mvn dependency errors, then again when I follow your 3 steps I get the Metron up.

Also not all the metron components are loaded and also, how do I setup this on a server and apply Machine Learning?

[#7]

@asubramanian

How do I setup metron on a server on 10 nodes, also why do I always have to do vagrant up, as I am getting ambari-server not up error when I login

[#8]

@Gaurav Bapat

1) For the multinode install, I would recommend that you try to setup HCP by following the documentation at: https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/HCP1/HCP-1.3.1/bk_installation/content/installation_info_r...

2) For the Ambari going down, you need NOT do 'vagrant up' every time. Ambari dying out probably indicates that you are having a resource crunch on the VM. In order to bring up Ambari, you can follow these steps:

cd metron-deployment/vagrant/full-dev-platform
vagrant ssh
sudo ambari-server status #To find out current status of service
sudo ambari-server start #To start in case the service is stopped

Cheers,

Anand

[#9]

@asubramanian

What happens after this step? I see a big lag from here, and I have allocated 13 GB RAM for my VM

[#10]

This is where the crux of the whole deployment happens - Ambari first installs all the services, and then starts them.

[#11]

@asubramanian

My system fails to deploy metron , why does this happen?