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Capistrano builds for various targets & sub-projects #21

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dazza-codes opened this issue Sep 12, 2017 · 4 comments
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Capistrano builds for various targets & sub-projects #21

dazza-codes opened this issue Sep 12, 2017 · 4 comments

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dazza-codes commented Sep 12, 2017

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atz commented Sep 13, 2017

Recommend compile and assembly (via sbt) happen on the dev system (wherever the cap commands initiate). The resulting jar files are all that needs to be transferred to respective deployment systems.

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The JAR uploads in PR #25 worked last night. It is too slow to do the uploads, it should be much faster to build stuff on each remote system, in parallel. It certainly is faster to build it once on the laptop, but the uploads are a killer. I'm going to start work on an alternative to PR #25 that builds on the remote systems. The first build will be expensive, but once the ivy packages are cached, it should be much faster.

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The spark streaming app is deployed and assembled, after PRs #24 and #28 were merged to master. A similar approach can be adopted for the StarDog deployment.

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dazza-codes commented Sep 14, 2017

The Stardog deployment is working OK in PR #30, although there are some problems with the assembly because the banana-rdf dependency is not properly published for our version of scala.

@atz submitted an issue to get it published and they did it, see

@Maatari - we need to use that published artifact; are we using it or not?

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