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Prepare

Bigtop builds components in containers based on target ${OS}-${ARCH} docker images.

At present Bigtop supports those ${OS}-${ARCH} combinations offcially

centos-6  debian-8          debian-9   fedora-25-ppc64le  ubuntu-14.04          ubuntu-16.04          ubuntu-16.04-ppc64le
centos-7  debian-8-aarch64  fedora-25  opensuse-42.1      ubuntu-14.04-ppc64le  ubuntu-16.04-aarch64

Before going to build stage, target OS/arch combination docker images, bigtop/puppet and bigtop/slaves should be created.

Build

Brief

Bigtop uses gradle to build and package components.

Build script for each components can be found at <BIGTOP_SRC_TOP>/bigtop-packages/src/common/<package>/do-component-build.

Debian packaging configurations and scripts are located at <BIGTOP_SRC_TOP>/bigtop-packages/src/deb/<component>.

RPM packaging configurations and scripts are located at <BIGTOP_SRC_TOP>/bigtop-packages/src/rpm/<component>.

There are several taks for a certain component: clean, pkg, deb, rpm.

  • clean: clean up build 
  • pkg: create tarball package
  • deb: create deb package
  • rpm: create rpm package

Here is example:

./gradlew hadoop-clean                # clean existing hadoop build outputs
./gradlew hadoop-pkg                  # build and create hadoop release tarball
./gradlew hadoop-deb                  # build and create hadoop release deb package. Note: pkg will also be created
./gradlew hadoop-rpm                  # build and create hadoop release rpm package. Note: pkg will also be created

Following cmd can be used to get detail gradle tasks info:

./gradlew tasks


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