Cloud Foundry platform definition files to be used with https://github.com/trustedanalytics/cloudfoundry-mkappstack.
Install jinja2:
sudo pip install jinja2
Edit template_variables.yml file. You should obtain missing values from the sources listed below.
- EC2 instance where platform will be deployed
From:
~/workspace/deployments/docker-services-boshworkspace/deployments/docker-aws-vpc.yml
obtain:
- nats_ip (meta/nats/machines)
From:
~/workspace/deployments/cf-boshworkspace/deployments/cf-aws-tiny.yml
obtain:
- cf_admin_password (meta/admin_secret)
- cf_admin_client_password (meta/secret)
- apps_domain (meta/app_domains)
- developer_console_password (meta/secret)
- email_address (meta/login_smtp/senderEmail)
- run_domain (meta/domain)
- smtp_pass (meta/login_smtp/password)
- smtp_user (meta/login_smtp/user)
- From Cloudera Manager UI, obtain:
- gearpump_webui_server_host (Status/Gearpump/WebUI Server/Host)
- master_node_ip_1 (Zookeeper/Instances)
- master_node_ip_2 (Zookeeper/Instances)
- master_node_ip_3 (Zookeeper/Instances)
- namenode_internal_host (HDFS, Namenode summary)
- cloudera_manager_internal_host (Hosts, search for Cloudera)
- kerberos_host - the same as cloudera_manager_internal_host
- Other sources:
- import_hadoop_conf_
<broker_name>:
Following instructions in Hadoop Admin Tools repository, obtain JSON values for: import_hadoop_conf_hbase, import_hadoop_conf_hdfs, import_hadoop_conf_yarn.
Run script:
python generate_template.py
The script will automatically fill information in settings.yml according to data in template_variables.yml.