Ambari QuickStart - did it work for anyone?

[Edmon Begoli <eb...@gmail.com>]

Hi all,

I tried following Ambari QuickStart from scratch and step by step and I
found problems with it.

I think it was not detailed enough or some steps worked but only
on particular distros that are not named.

I used RHEL 7.2 as a host and VirtualBox 5.0, and things just did not Work.
I had to install Dev tools, reconfigure virtual box for kernel settings,
etc.

Then, it got stuck on Vagrant. Probably 5.0 issues.

Could someone please share, if you were recently successful with QuickStart
what and how you did it - distro, tweaks, etc.

My target environment is RHEL 7.2, but for starters I would be happy to go
with whatever that works.

Re: Ambari QuickStart - did it work for anyone?

[Jaimin Jetly <ja...@hortonworks.com>]

Hi Edmon,


>> My target environment is RHEL 7.2, but for starters I would be happy to go with whatever that works. ?

I use vagrant version 1.8.1 (latest), VirtualBox 5.0?.6 and centos6.4 in the Ambari QuickStart project. That works for me.


-- Thanks

    Jaimin

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From: Edmon Begoli <eb...@gmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2016 3:54 AM
To: user@ambari.apache.org
Subject: Ambari QuickStart - did it work for anyone?

Hi all,

I tried following Ambari QuickStart from scratch and step by step and I found problems with it.

I think it was not detailed enough or some steps worked but only on particular distros that are not named.

I used RHEL 7.2 as a host and VirtualBox 5.0, and things just did not Work. I had to install Dev tools, reconfigure virtual box for kernel settings, etc.

Then, it got stuck on Vagrant. Probably 5.0 issues.

Could someone please share, if you were recently successful with QuickStart what and how you did it - distro, tweaks, etc.

My target environment is RHEL 7.2, but for starters I would be happy to go with whatever that works.