Open clockfly opened 11 years ago
After merging, the binary layout of storm is like this:
/etc/storm/conf /usr/bin/storm-yarn --> /usr/lib/storm/bin/storm-yarn /usr/lib/storm/ Storm-core.jar Storm-netty.jar Storm-yarn.jar /usr/lib/storm/bin/ Storm-yarn Storm /usr/lib/storm/lib/ dependant-xx.jar .. dependant-yy.jar
I think the layout is much cleaner than current storm-yarn deployment.
Totally agree. Storm has a proposal up to become an Apache incubator project. The plan was to wait until it is part of the incubator and then work with Nathan about brining in it.
I don't think that storm-yarn should be merged into storm at this point. Our plan is to have storm-yarn and storm-mesos as a subproject in apache
Andy Feng
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After merging, the binary layout of storm is like this:
/etc/storm/conf /usr/bin/storm-yarn --> /usr/lib/storm/bin/storm-yarn /usr/lib/storm/ Storm-core.jar Storm-netty.jar Storm-yarn.jar /usr/lib/storm/bin/ Storm-yarn Storm /usr/lib/storm/lib/ dependant-xx.jar .. dependant-yy.jar
I think the layout is much cleaner than current storm-yarn deployment.
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I think it is a good idea to merge storm-yarn into storm source tree. This approach have been adopted by spark. spark-yarn is a internal part of spark.
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