Month: November 2016

How to setup a basic SpringBoot application

On By Tony ZampognaIn Java, Programming, TechnologyLeave a comment

I spent some time trying to figure out how SpringBoot worked recently. I thought I would document the steps I took to get a project up and running. Here is the final repository in Github. Setup Steps First, create a workspace. mkdir -p ~/projects cd ~/projects mvn archetype:generate -DgroupId=com.tonyzampogna -DartifactId=base-springboot-app -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-quickstart -DinteractiveMode=false cd ~/projects/base-springboot-app In …

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How to setup a basic HBase cluster

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This article is a guide to setup a HBase cluster. The cluster runs on local CentOS virtual machines using Virtualbox. I use this to have a local environment for development and testing. Prerequisites This setup guides assumes you have gone through the Hadoop Setup Guide and the Zookeeper Setup Guide. It assumes you are using …

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How to setup a basic Hadoop cluster

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This article is a guide to setup a Hadoop cluster. The cluster runs on local CentOS virtual machines using Virtualbox. I use this to have a local environment for development and testing. I followed many of the steps Austin Ouyang laid out in the blog post here. Hopefully, next I can document using moving these …

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How to setup a basic ZooKeeper ensemble

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This article is a guide to setup a ZooKeeper ensemble. I use this to have a local environment for development and testing. For Zookeeper to work, you really only need to configure a couple of things. The first is the zoo.cfg file, and the second is a myid file in the dataDir. See this link …

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