We have 5 git repositories, our documentation is automatically generated. We use only maven and git to build our complete packaging. Nothing tremendous. In order to build and keep track of things, here is what we do. Simply said, we like it.
Preamble We recently upgraded a large platform (several hundreds of virtual servers) from the Avishai punchplatform release to our latest Brad release. In case your read this blog without a clear view of what the punchplatform is, in a nutshell it consists of Kafka, ElasticSearch, Zookeeper, Storm clusters deployed over Read more…
The story of the punchplatform is worth having a look at. The punch team started small, is still very small, yet designed a platform that has now a great positioning because of the strength of its internal components (ElasticSearch, Kafka, Storm and Spark), and its unique value added. Part of Read more…
The PunchPlatform Machine Learning (PML) sdk lets you design and run arbitrary spark applications on your platform data. Why would you do that ? Punchplatforms process large quantities of data, parsed, normalized then indexed in ElasticSeach in real time. As a result you have powerful search capabilities through Kibana dashboards. Read more…
Introduction For few weeks, the punchplatform team uses a sublimeText plugin to edit punch code (aka punchlet). First, for internal usage, we have decided to provide the plugin with each standalone from Brad 4.0.1. Video Tuturial A 10min video is available to discover the installation and first step with the Read more…
We are happy to announce the Brad punchPlatform 4.0.1 release. Take a look at Brad Release 4.0.0 to (re)discover all Brad features. Download the last standalone at punchplatform-standalone-4.0.1.zip For this release, we have been focused on: Control the platform configuration before the deployment. Improve the correlation & detection capabilities by simplifying the configuration Read more…