Re: [geomesa-users] environment setup - match with cloudera offerings?

[John Welcher <jpwelcher@xxxxxxxxx>]

It is a fairly straight forward process to have Geomesa working with Cloudera.

1. Install everything except Accumulo from Clouderas latest 5.x release

2. Down load the latest Accumulo 1.5.2 release from https://accumulo.apache.org/downloads/

3. Install Accumulo on top of the Cloudera instance

4. Down load and build Geomesa

5. Copy Geomesa's distributed runtime jar to accumulo/lib/ext

You are now up and running with Geomesa and Cloudera

John

On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 10:56 AM, Mike Atlas <mike@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi all,

I'm new to GeoMesa. It took me a full two days to get specific hadoop, zookeeper, and accumulo versions up and running on an EC2 machine prior to trying out GeoMesa. 

In the process, I really wished I had the ability to use some of the Cloudera CDH "ready to go" platforms available as a base for GeoMesa... perhaps that would have saved me a bit of time to "just turn on" GeoMesa. But perhaps I would have struggled to pick up CDH for the first time as much as I did getting the stack installed myself. Either way, the hadoop, zookeeper, and accumulo versions required as listed on GeoMesa's website didn't align one way or another with CDH, so I wonder about targeting CDH compatibility as something worthwhile.

Is anyone interested in pre-created VMs, docker containers, EC2 AMIs, or install-fest style script creation needed to prep a single-machine "try geomesa" style images? Two days investment to play around with GeoMesa was tough (not being deeply familiar with accumulo in particular) and perhaps it would be valuable to build something like this?

-Mike / Weft.io

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