I agree, HS should always just work out of the box. Perhaps an sub repo would be ideal. This may make it easier to reference HS from the samza test suite . Regarding the data masking , I will provide more specifics shortly. My intention however would be that we could scale the data masking transform to any required throughput required by an enterprise. -S -- Sent from myMail app for Android Thursday, 24 December 2015, 09:06AM +11:00 from Jakob Homan < jgho...@gmail.com> :
>The big hurdle here is that Hello Samza (HS) should always be ready to >go and work right out of the box, whereas a fresh checkout of trunk >may (though hopefully doesn't) have issues. This is why HS by default >points to the last stable Samza release (and has to be re-branched to >track master on Samza). There's definitely an argument to be made >that nothing should be checked into master that would cause HS to not >run, be unstable, be harder to start, etc. > >-jg > >On 23 December 2015 at 12:50, Navina Ramesh >< nram...@linkedin.com.invalid > wrote: >> Hi Steve, >> >> I think when I started contributing to Samza, I had a similar idea about >> bringing the samples under the main repository. Also, to add more examples >> illustrating the various features that Samza supports. I don't see any >> issue in doing this, except that it will make our repository more heavy. >> I would be more comfortable adding the examples to the same repository once >> we are ready with the standalone execution model. That said, I am not >> totally opposed to this idea. Let's wait and hear from others about what >> they think! >> >> It's great to hear that you are considering Samza for your personal >> project. Can you elaborate your use-case more? It will really help to >> understand what your throughput, latency and state requirements are at this >> point. >> >> Thanks! >> Navina >> >> On Tue, Dec 22, 2015 at 9:51 PM, < sa...@stevendyates.com > wrote: >> >>> >>> Hi Samza Devs, I think it would be a good idea to have just the one repo >>> for Samza + Hello Samza . I haven't been on this mailing list for some time >>> so there may be a good reason why their seperate. >>> From a newbie point of view it's nice to check out code and have a folder >>> full of showcase samples that can easily be executed with gradle/maven etc. >>> Just my two cents . >>> Additionally I am seriously considering Samza for a real-time data >>> masking/obfuscation personal project I am working on. Perhaps you guys have >>> some thoughts on this area. >>> Regards >>> Steve Y >>> -- >>> Sent from myMail app for Android >> >> >> >> >> -- >> Navina R.
