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* jobs could be stored in both Savanna internal DB and Swift; | * jobs could be stored in both Savanna internal DB and Swift; | ||
* Swift supported as Data Source for MapReduce job input and output; | * Swift supported as Data Source for MapReduce job input and output; | ||
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* Vanilla plugin supports parallel provisioning of latest Hadoop 1.2.1 clusters including Oozie and Hive that are needed for EDP; | * Vanilla plugin supports parallel provisioning of latest Hadoop 1.2.1 clusters including Oozie and Hive that are needed for EDP; | ||
* Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) plugin supports HDP 1.3.2 provisioning in parallel manner too; | * Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) plugin supports HDP 1.3.2 provisioning in parallel manner too; | ||
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* Neutron support (nova-network is supported too); | * Neutron support (nova-network is supported too); | ||
* all DB-related code is now moved to the “conductor”; | * all DB-related code is now moved to the “conductor”; | ||
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Python client: | Python client: | ||
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* all core and EDP features are implemented and fully operational through the python-savannaclient; | * all core and EDP features are implemented and fully operational through the python-savannaclient; | ||
* it supports both v2.0 and v3 APIs of Keystone REST API; | * it supports both v2.0 and v3 APIs of Keystone REST API; | ||
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OpenStack Dashboard plugin: | OpenStack Dashboard plugin: | ||
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* all core and EDP features are supported in UI; | * all core and EDP features are supported in UI; | ||
* it uses python-savannaclient for interop now; | * it uses python-savannaclient for interop now; | ||
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Others: | Others: | ||
Latest revision as of 15:41, 7 March 2014
Blueprint and bugs info: https://launchpad.net/savanna/0.3/0.3
Elastic Data Processing (first release):
- MapReduce jobs could be created and launched using REST API or UI including Pig and Hive scripts in flexible, configurable manner;
- jobs could be stored in both Savanna internal DB and Swift;
- Swift supported as Data Source for MapReduce job input and output;
Hadoop provisioning:
- data locality is fully supported now - rack and 4-level node group awareness for both HDFS and Swift;
- Vanilla plugin supports parallel provisioning of latest Hadoop 1.2.1 clusters including Oozie and Hive that are needed for EDP;
- Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) plugin supports HDP 1.3.2 provisioning in parallel manner too;
Core Savanna:
- Extended network configuration including floating IPs pool configuration for node groups and auto assignment support;
- Neutron support (nova-network is supported too);
- all DB-related code is now moved to the “conductor”;
Python client:
- all core and EDP features are implemented and fully operational through the python-savannaclient;
- it supports both v2.0 and v3 APIs of Keystone REST API;
OpenStack Dashboard plugin:
- all core and EDP features are supported in UI;
- it uses python-savannaclient for interop now;
Others:
- supports building images with Oozie, Hive and optional MySQL for Vanilla plugin;
- one-click image building for Vanilla plugin;
- UI integration tests implemented using Selenium;
- Savanna could be installed in Fedora using yum;
- all four main Savanna subprojects are available now at pypi.
