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How are you getting on with this? Would really like to get involved, we're upgrading our platform and possibly moving from the Petrel toolkit to this one. Have you managed to configure a development environment to build / deploy topologies in Storm 0.10.0? How did you deal with the deployment / pip download process? Would be great to hear from you? |
Hi @grant-traynor. I've been deploying our topologies to 0.10.0 since before I submitted this PR and so far I haven't found any issues. To deploy, I've manually installed my locally built version of pyleus in my project's venv and then run a local pypi server that servers my locally built pyleus version as described in the development tips section of the documentation. Have you been having trouble getting that working? |
Hi @mzbyszynski. I haven't yet had a crack at setting up as per the dev tips. Will try that now. Thanks for the pointer. |
@dearli The only time I've gotten these timeouts is when I had a bolt that was slow and so the heartbeat requests were backing up, so the heartbeats weren't being processed within the default heartbeat timeout limit. At least I think that is what was happening... |
It does seem to be related to (1) speed of bolt / spout and (2) overall How long for a heartbeat until supervisor considers that worker dead andtries to restart it Cheers, On Wed, Jan 27, 2016 at 1:27 PM, Marc Zbyszynski [email protected]
Grant TRAYNOR |
Hi dudes, what's the current status for supporting Storm 0.10.x ? This PR has been here for a while. As of saying... Storm released 1.0 .... and it provides really some nice features ... any ideas? |
Hey Guys,
I've started trying to get pyleus to compile and deploy using storm 0.10.0. I don't think it is safe to merge yet, but I wanted to get the PR up there in case anyone else wants to help test this out. So far my testing has been going well, but if anyone else feels like pitching in that would be great.
I haven't done that much local testing yet, so I could use help testing that.
All feedback welcome!
Thanks,
Marc