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[GitHub] [metron] tigerquoll opened a new pull request #1383: METRON-1788 Batch profiler pull profile information from zookeeper

tigerquoll opened a new pull request #1383: METRON-1788 Batch profiler pull profile information from zookeeper
URL: https://github.com/apache/metron/pull/1383
 
 
   ## Contributor Comments
   An enhancement to the batch profiler to allow for pulling profile information from zookeeper.  Also added a 'timestampfield' option so the event time source field can be specified on the command line (using the processing time is not helpful for batch processing modes).  If existing command line and/or environment variables remain unchanged then the batch profiler will continue to read profile definitions from the file system.  
   
   ## Changes
   * zookeeper and timestampfield command line options were added to the batch profiler (The batch profiler utilises the same Metron API to pull profile definitions from zookeeper as Stellar does).
   * The wrapper script for batch profiler was updated to support the new options. To support this the wrapper script now passes command line options to the underlying program.
   * The Readme file were updated to document the new options.
   
   ## Testing
   Unit tests added for additional parameter handling.  A Metron dev cluster was manually spun up to test reading of profile information.  As the batch profiler now utilises the same API as Stellar does to read profile information,  it also leverages the same testing that is setup around the Stellar engine.  Documentation markdown rendering was checked utilising the Intellij Markdown module, as I was unable to get site-book building running on MacOS.
   Travis CI testing run completed successfully on private repo.
   
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