Re: rainmap - nmap wrapper for worker process

["Keenan, Bill" <Bill_Keenan () intuit com>]

Alex,

> From architecture-diagram.png, I want to stand up 6 'RabbitMQ Workers' servers around my data centers, with jobs 
> coming via path '3' from the rainmap django app running on a 7th server. Are you saying I need to install the rainmap 
> django app on all 7 servers? I read that you have only tested an all-in-one deployment; however, I did not understand 
> the testing comment to mean the implementation is only an all-in-one system. If multiple worker systems should work, I 
> am missing something in your implementation, as I was not expecting to install a webapp multiple times to get a 
> message listener started.

BillK

On Aug 19, 2010, at 11:55 AM, alexandru wrote:

> Hi Bil,,
>
> On 2010-08-19, at 7:30 AM, Keenan, Bill wrote:
>
> > I checked out /rainmap. There is mention of a wrapper, which I suppose consumer messages from rabbitmq and invoke 
> > nmap with appropriate arguments. I don't see a build for this wrapper. All I'm seeing is some python, which looks 
> > like the web front end for submitting jobs, and perhaps viewing results.
>
> While docs/INSTALL should give you more information on how to proceed with getting everything set up (and please let 
> us know where it's unclear etc), the worker/wrapper stuff is all inside:
>
> $SVN/src/django/rainmap/core/tasks.py
>
> The web-app is built with Django, and the communication with RabbitMQ happens from tasks.py, via a component called 
> 'django-celery'. The Python functions that are executed asynchronously have a @task decorator, and are called as 
> OBJ.FUNC.delay() from either core/views.py or core/tasks.py
>
> > Are there other pieces of the overall rainmap system in other parts of the subversion tree? Are there pieces yet to 
> > be checked in?
>
> Everything should be checked in, and even though Rainmap is still a relatively fast-moving target,  it's working and 
> you should be able to run it as long as you follow the INSTALL procedure.
>
> Cheers.
>
> > BillK
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