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Installing Pegasus

Currently Pegasus can only be installed from source. Binary package and docker image is coming soon.

Prerequisites and Requirements

Hardware

Pegasus can be deployed in standalone mode which runs all the pegasus jobs as different processes on a single host, or in distributed mode which runs different jobs on differrent hosts. For distributed mode, more than one hosts are need:

  • One or more hosts to run zookeeper. We need zookeeper to make the cluster meta data persistence. For a fault tolerant zookeeper cluster, at least 3 are necessary.
  • One or more hosts to run Pegasus meta-server. At least 2 are needed for fault tolerance. You may share hosts between meta-server and zookeeper.
  • At least 3 hosts to run Pegasus replica-server.

Operating System requirements

  • Linux: CentOS 7, Ubuntu 14.04(Trusty)
  • macOS: not supported
  • Microsoft Windows: not supported

Build Pegasus from source

Please notice that Pegasus can not be built until the following packages meet the version requirements:

  • Compiler: the gcc version must >= 4.8. If you use other compilers, please make sure that C++14 is supported.
  • CMake: must >= 2.8.12
  • boost: must >= 1.58

Install the dependencies

For Ubuntu:

sudo apt-get install build-essential cmake libboost-all-dev libaio-dev libsnappy-dev libbz2-dev libreadline-dev libgflags-dev

For CentOS:

yum -y install cmake boost-devel libaio-devel snappy-devel bzip2-devel readline-devel

Please make sure you install the proper version of GCC, CMake and Boost.

Build

  1. clone Pegasus and its all subprojects:

    git clone https://github.com/xiaomi/pegasus.git --recursive

  2. build

    cd pegasus && ./run.sh build -g github

    if Boost is installed at some custom path , please tell the build script the install path of Boost:

    ./run.sh build -g github -b /your/boost/installation/path

Run in standalone mode

You can play with pegasus with a onebox cluster:

./run.sh start_onebox

When running onebox cluster, all pegasus jobs are running in local host:

  • zookeeper: start a zookeeper process with port 22181
  • meta-server: start several meta-server processes
  • replica-server: start several replica-server processes

You can also check the state of onebox cluster:

./run.sh list_onebox

Stop the onebox cluster:

./run.sh stop_onebox

Clean the onebox cluster:

./run.sh clear_onebox

Interactive shell

Pegasus provides a shell tool to interact with the cluster. To start the shell, run:

./run.sh shell

or specify different cluster meta-server address list:

./run.sh shell --cluster 127.0.0.1:34601,127.0.0.1:34602

Using the shell, you can do lots of things including:

  • get cluster information and statistics
  • create/drop/list tables (we name it app)
  • get/set/del/scan data
  • migrate replicas from node to node
  • send remote commands to server
  • dump mutation log and sstable files

Running test

Run the unit test by:

./run.sh test

or run the killing test by:

./run.sh start_kill_test

Benchmark

You can start a benchmark client quickly (needs onebox cluster already started):

./run.sh bench

or start a series of benchmark tests:

./scripts/pegasus_bench_run.sh

Attention: this bench tool depends on gflags, so it would not work if gflags library is not installed when building Pegasus.