On Monday 04 January 2010 15:46:55 Steve Loughran wrote:
> What use cases are you thinking of here?
>
> 1) developer coding against the hadoop Java and C APIs
+1
> 2) Someone setting up a small 1-5 machine cluster
+0
> 3) large production datacentre of hundreds of worker nodes
> 4) transient
Thomas Koch wrote:
Hi Jordà,
The main issue that prevents the inclusion of the current Cloudera
package into Debian is that it depends on Sun's Java. I think it would
be interesting, at least for an official Debian package, to depend on
OpenJDK in order to make it possible to distribute it in "
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Thomas Koch wrote:
> The ivy thing will of course be patched out and replaced by the correct
> classpath entries to /usr/share/java/...
No need. Ivy is already in Debian, and many packages provide Maven metadata.
The Ivy config just needs to be tweak
Hi Jordà,
> The main issue that prevents the inclusion of the current Cloudera
> package into Debian is that it depends on Sun's Java. I think it would
> be interesting, at least for an official Debian package, to depend on
> OpenJDK in order to make it possible to distribute it in "main" instead
an official debian package of
> hadoop with a public GIT repository so that everybody can participate.
> Would cloudera support this? I'd package hadoop 0.20 and apply all the
> cloudera patches (managed with topgit[1]).
> At this point I'd like to have your opinion whether it
Hi,
today I tried to run the cloudera debian dist on a 4 machine cluster. I still
have some itches, see my list below. Some of them may require a fix in the
packaging.
Therefor I thought that it may be time to start an official debian package of
hadoop with a public GIT repository so that
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