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Storm-Esper From Kafka / Zmq / Graphite


This is a Storm-Esper example on vagrant.
(From Kafka / Zmq / Graphite)

https://github.com/doohee323/tzstorm

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1. build
You can run it on vagrant like this,
./build_deb.sh

and you can see the status of storm at http://192.168.82.157:8080.

2. examples
There are some examples.

1) Simple storm example
/tzstorm/src/main/java/example/tzstorm/TestTopology.java

2) storm + esper example
/tzstorm/src/main/java/example2/tzstorm/TestTopology2.java

3) multiple bolts example
/tzstorm/src/main/java/example3/tzstorm/TestTopology3.java

4) kafka - storm(multiple bolts) example
/tzstorm/src/main/java/example4/tzstorm/TestTopology4.java

5) storm + trident(unique data) + esper example
/tzstorm/src/main/java/example5/tzstorm/TestTopology5.java

6) zmq PUB/SUB + storm + trident(unique data) + esper example

7) zmq REP/REQ + storm + trident(unique data) + esper example
/tzstorm/src/main/java/example7/tzstorm/TestTopology7.java
-classpath .:/home/vagrant/tzstorm/jzmq-3.1.0.jar -Djava.library.path=/usr/local/lib -Xcheck:jni

/tzstorm/src/main/java/example7/tzstorm/zmq/ZMQClient.java
-classpath .:/home/vagrant/tzstorm/jzmq-3.1.0.jar -Djava.library.path=/usr/local/lib -Xcheck:jni

8) graphite + storm + trident(unique data) + esper example
/tzstorm/src/main/java/example8/tzstorm/TestTopology8.java

3. set VM configuration for vagrant
You can define the VM server which you want to run.
for example, if you define the VMs for example7,
- in /tzstorm/setup.conf
{
 'ip'=> {
   'tzstorm7' => "192.168.82.157"
 }
}
- in /tzstorm/setup.rc
cfg_ip_tzstorm7="192.168.82.157"

Then, vagrant will use this shell, /tzstorm/scripts/tzstorm7.sh for build VM.

4. set VM configuration for vagrant
It includes some features, (/tzstorm/scripts/tzstorm.sh)

5. etc
When you run topology, you can use VM arguments.

- in local environment like eclipse, use "-DrunType=local".
- in storm environment, use "-DrunType=storm".
- in kafka-integrate environment, use "-DrunType=kafka".

You can change logback configration file for each examples like this.
-Dlogback.configurationFile=logback6.xml

cf) zmq install on mac

1) libzmq
git clone git://github.com/zeromq/libzmq.git
cd libzmq
./autogen.sh
./configure --prefix=/usr/share/pkgconfig --without-libsodium
make
sudo make install

2) jzmq
git clone https://github.com/zeromq/jzmq.git
cd jzmq
./autogen.sh
./configure --with-zeromq=/home/vagrant/libzmq
(./configure --with-zeromq=/Users/mac/tmp/libzmq)
make
sudo make install

3) copy libraries
sudo cp -Rf /usr/share/pkgconfig/lib/* /usr/local/lib
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib



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