(UNDER DEVELOPMENT)
This is the documentation on installing the Bigtop compile Toolchain on current git trunk, not the bigtop-1.0 version
Clone Bigtop repo
You can do it either from
official Apache Bigtop repo
- or from Github mirror (see https://github.com/apache/bigtop)
Setting up development environment from scratch:
first install a suitable puppet version (relative to bigtop root)
# ./bigtop_toolchain/bin/puppetize.sh
next is installing the toolchain by a puppet call.
# puppet apply --modulepath=`pwd`:/etc/puppet/modules -e "include bigtop_toolchain::installer"
Alternatively, if you already have sudo and a java runtime installed, you can bootstrap the environment using the provided Gradle wrapper script
% ./gradlew toolchain
Using pre-built Docker images (Bigtop-1.0)
Another way is to run inside of the pre-built Docker images that we are using for CI builds. The work isn't fully wrapped-up, but you can start using these containers immediately as explained in this BIGTOP-1323 comment
As per docker.com registry the name bigtop/slaves with following tags are available for the Bigtop-1.0 branch
- centos-6.4
- fedora-20
- opensuse-12.3
- ubuntu-10.04
- ubuntu-12.04
- ubuntu-14.04
- debian-8
which you can run by (as an example)
$ docker run -v `pwd`:/ws bigtop/slaves:ubuntu-14.04 bash -c '. /etc/profile.d/bigtop.sh; cd /ws ; gradle bigtop-jsvc-rpm'
which will download the image, create an instance of the container and run the build.
Using pre-built Docker images (Bigtop git trunk)
For current trunk (git master) the tags for bigtop/slaves are available:
- trunk-centos-6
- trunk-centos-7
- trunk-fedora-20
- trunk-opensuse-13.2
- trunk-ubuntu-14.04
- trunk-debian-8
are available. The Dockerfiles to regenerate them are located in ./docker/bigtop-slaves.
$ docker run -v `pwd`:/ws bigtop/slaves:trunk-ubuntu-14.04 bash -c '. /etc/profile.d/bigtop.sh; cd /ws ; gradle bigtop-jsvc-rpm'