[EGGO-44] Use Cloudera Director for cluster provisioning. #45
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This change makes it possible to start and stop a cluster using Cloudera Director. However, it is not tied in to Eggo operations yet.
| # A prefix that Cloudera Director should use when naming the instances (this is not part of the hostname) | ||
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nit: change to eggo-director?
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I was trying to leave this eggo-agnostic, so we can move it out or use it separately.
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This is awesome, @tomwhite! Should we merge it in so easier to iterate? |
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[EGGO-44] Use Cloudera Director for cluster provisioning.
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I merged and opened #48 as a follow on. |
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This change makes it possible to start and stop a cluster using Cloudera
Director. However, it is not tied in to Eggo operations yet.