Version information
released Apr 6th 2013
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Add this module to your Puppetfile:
mod 'viirya-storm', '0.0.1'
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viirya/storm — version 0.0.1 Apr 6th 2013
Puppet module for deploying Storm
This module deploys Storm cluster. It is tested with Storm 0.8.1 under puppet agent/master environment.
Usage
After installing this module in puppet master node, in site.pp, defining:
node 'server1' {
include java
include storm::cluster::nimbus
}
node /^server-(2|3)$/ {
include java
include storm::cluster::supervisor
}
Downloading Storm package and putting the file under 'files' subdir of this module.
Please also modify parameters such as 'nimbus_host' and 'zookeeper_servers' in manifests/params.pp.
Since this puppet module will launch services on cluster, remember to comment 'storm::cluster::nimbus' and 'storm::cluster::supervisor' lines when the services are launached. Otherwise, there will be duplicate service processes because storm processes seem not to prevent duplicate launching.
Dependencies
- viirya/java (0.0.1)
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