At this point all the on boarding is complete, so that should be out of the way. As I mentioned in the previous post, my first half of my project is to have packer.io build VMs.
First was to create an AWS AMI (Amazon Machine Image, i.e. a VM) with HPCC on it. Once the AMI was made, it had to be tested, along with all of the plugins on the system. Luckily the HPCC System is extremely robust, so it all worked as expected.
Beginning of the last sprint! This week I pull requested my packer.io code, which is now neatly organized, to the existing repo that generates other VM images. Just waiting on the repo owner's feedbac
It's beginning to look a lot like the last mile! So work continues on the Bundle. This week I started to package my code and various logic into modules such that an ECL developer could easily use this
This week seems to have been all about data. I populated my bundle with 7 popular (and open source) datasets for examples and experimentation within the bundle. These are very popular with the python