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05-07-2016
11:28 AM
@David Lyle Thanks for that! Happy to help.
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05-05-2016
01:32 PM
Try this export http_proxy=http://proxy.tcs.com:8080
wget --proxy-user=1105949 --proxy-password='Bvs#...' http://public-repo-1.hortonworks.com/ambari/centos6/2.x/updates/2.2.1.1/ambari.repo -O /etc/yum.repos.d/ambari.repo Type your full password on the second line, and confirm proxy URL and the proxy user. If it works you will get ambari.repo and you should be good to go since your yum proxy looks good. Confirm with "yum repolist", and try to install ambari-agent.
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05-04-2016
09:34 AM
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@Ryan Cicak good question. @drussell is correct. For Metron TP1, to prevent from using another m4.xlarge ec2 instance and give more resources to the other services, we chose only to use 1 zookeeper. But in production, we would have a minimum of at least 3 for the quorum. Given that we are going to be using zookeeper for other services managing metron's own configs (enrichment config, theat intel config, etc..) and in the future support for SOLR will require Zookeeper, possibly more than 3 will be required.
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05-12-2016
04:16 PM
Thank @Massimiliano Nigrelli for the information, it is helpful.
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07-17-2016
01:39 AM
I tried visiting http://hortonworks.com/training/certification/hdpcd-certification/ on a different browser and it worked. Thanks!
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05-04-2016
11:09 AM
Glad that issue is resolved.
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04-29-2016
10:38 AM
Hi @Pedro Rodgers there's quite a lot of good information available at the Hortonworks website that includes project examples and customer success stories. The intro page for a lot of this is: http://hortonworks.com/partner/sas/ A few examples include: Rogers Media - https://youtu.be/wTnkg16jHwg Webinar on Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning using SAS - https://youtu.be/D6YzqFgiRnI
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04-24-2016
11:54 AM
So you've just got all excited about the Metron Tech Preview, have downloaded the code and maybe have even followed the Apache Metron - First Steps in the Cloud article, but then EC2 instances pop up where you don't expect to see them! Unfortunately
at this stage the Metron Tech Preview deployment ignores some of the
systemwide settings that you might have in your .aws directory including
the preferred region and availability zone. Thankfully all the settings are within the setup scripts instead so this is easy enough to correct. There are two settings I'd suggest updating: ./deployment/amazon-ec2/conf/defaults.yaml Contains the key settings you will need to change towards the top of the file: # ec2
env: test-metron
region: us-west-2
instance_type: m4.xlarge
image: ami-05cf2265
For example, to change this to run in the EU Ireland region your config settings would need to look like this: # ec2
env: mynamehere-metron
region: eu-west-1
instance_type: m4.xlarge
image: ami-edb9069e Note that I've also changed the "env" tag to ensure that the Metron environment is easier to identify when I spin it up. The
only slightly tricky bit is identifying what the AMI for your chosen
region is. You need to find the current active AMI for "CentOS Linux 6
x86_64 HVM EBS", to do this follow these steps. Log into your AWS console Go to the EC2 Dashboard Click on the AMI's link on the left hand side menu (under the Images section) Change the filter on the search box from "Owned by me" to "Public images" Then in the search box enter "CentOS Linux 6 x86_64 HVM EBS" without the quotes You should get one entry returned, use teh AMI ID that is presented there and enter that into your config file. Then you're good to go!
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04-10-2019
08:59 AM
@kaibo li sry but have u already known how to build rpm with hdp git opensource?glad for your reply
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04-15-2016
07:13 PM
@Davide Isoardi - You are welcome! 🙂
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