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Introduction
PackOne, inspired by the “serverless” trend in cloud computing and big data processing, has the ambitions to bridge the IaaS to Apache Ambari seamlessly and coordinate Ambari Services into a high-level workspace.
Install
Choose a linux host which network can reach the target openstack group resource, and run:
pip install pk1
pk1 setup [–database pk1_db_user:pk1_db_passwd:pk1_db_host:pk1_db_port:pk1_db_name:]
Run
pk1 start [–listening 127.0.0.1:11001]
Stop
pk1 stop
Uninstall
pk1 uninstall
Acknowledge
National key Research Program of China: Scientific Big Data Management System (No.2016YFB1000600)
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