The ccm-macos.bash script allows the creation of a CCM cluster. It supports the NUM_NODES
parameter to determine the number of nodes to configure in the cluster. Additionally, it will
configure the required interfaces required for the cluster to start up. It requires sudo for
the operation, so this script will need elevated privileges to configure the interfaces
required.
Additionally, this script relies on a configured virtualenv. Conveniently, it can leverage
Cassandra's pylib virtualenv. If the virtualenv is not loaded, it will check whether
Cassandra's pylib virtualenv has been already initialized. If so, then it will activate the
virtualenv. Otherwise, it will initialize the virtualenv and install the requirements.
The name of the cluster defaults to test, but it can be configured by providing the
CLUSTER_NAME parameter.
The ccm-macos.bash script allows the creation of a CCM cluster. It supports the
NUM_NODES
parameter to determine the number of nodes to configure in the cluster. Additionally, it will configure the required interfaces required for the cluster to start up. It requiressudo
for the operation, so this script will need elevated privileges to configure the interfaces required.Additionally, this script relies on a configured virtualenv. Conveniently, it can leverage Cassandra's pylib virtualenv. If the virtualenv is not loaded, it will check whether Cassandra's pylib virtualenv has been already initialized. If so, then it will activate the virtualenv. Otherwise, it will initialize the virtualenv and install the requirements.
The name of the cluster defaults to
test
, but it can be configured by providing theCLUSTER_NAME
parameter.