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It's got a straight-forward installer that's 6MB. I was able to run it and use it in seconds. Zeppelin has source available, or a binary package with a spark
by recursive 10y ago
It's got a straight-forward installer that's 6MB. I was able to run it and use it in seconds.
Zeppelin has source available, or a binary package with a spark interpreter, or a binary package with "all interpreters". That one is 712MB. If I just want to use it, I still don't understand what to actually do. I'm downloading the big .tgz as we speak.
Following the installation guide,
A:\TEMP\zeppelin\zeppelin-0.7.1-bin-all>bin\zeppelin.cmd
Log dir doesn't exist, create A:\TEMP\zeppelin\zeppelin-0.7.1-bin-all\logs
Pid dir doesn't exist, create A:\TEMP\zeppelin\zeppelin-0.7.1-bin-all\run
The system cannot find the path specified.
A:\TEMP\zeppelin\zeppelin-0.7.1-bin-all>mkdir logs
A subdirectory or file logs already exists.
A:\TEMP\zeppelin\zeppelin-0.7.1-bin-all>bin\zeppelin.cmd
The system cannot find the path specified.
And now I'm completely stuck.
So the value in this compared to Zeppelin is that it's small, straight-forward, and simple.
- petercooper 10y agoSays more about how long I haven't used a MS OS than anything but I initially had a 5 second "why are they installing it on their floppy drive?" moment there :-)
- dylz 10y agoWhat's a floppy drive?
- temp246810 10y agoHa - yes DOS commands hold a special place in my heart so to speak. The very first "terminal" like thing I learned as a really young kid was how to load a floppy disk, which usually just meant typing a:. Memories.
- petercooper 10y agoDitto. For me A: was always a 3.5" drive with B: being, optionally, a 5.25" drive (if installed). Not sure how universal that was though. I do like how C: has mostly hung on though.
- thijser 10y agoI just installed zeppelin the other day. Apart from the rather big download, it was just executing "bin/zeppelin-daemon.sh start" and localhost:8080 was working. This was on linux though.