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The content is available wherever there is a web browser, and these days, that’s almost everywhere. Collaboration and sharing are easier, and losing files is less likely. Unfortunately, these cloud advantages are not as common in the world of software development as is for business applications. There are some attempts to provide an online IDE, but they are nowhere close to traditional IDEs. That is a paradox; while we are still bound to our desktop for daily coding, the software is now spawned on multiple servers. Developers needs to work with stuff they cannot keep any more on their computer. Indeed, laptops are no longer increasing their processing power; having more than 1. GB of RAM on a laptop is rare and expensive, and newer devices, tablets, for example, have even less. However, even if it is not yet possible to replace classic desktop applications for software development, it is possible to move your entire development desktop to the cloud. The day I realized it it was no longer necessary to have all my software on my laptop, and noticing the availability of web version of terminals and VNC, I moved everything to the cloud. Eventually, I developed a build kit for creating that environment in an automated way. What is the cloud about for a developer? Developing in it, of course! In this article I present a set of scripts to build a cloud- based development environment for Scala and big data applications, running with Docker in Amazon AWS, and comprising of a web- accessible desktop with Intelli. J IDE, Spark, Hadoop and Zeppelin as services, and also command line tools like a web based SSH, SBT and Ammonite. The kit is freely available on Git. Hub, and I describe here the procedure for using it to build your instance. You can build your environment and customize it to your particular needs. It should not take you more than 1. What is in the “Big. Data. Dev. Kit”? My primary goal in developing the kit was that my development environment should be something I can simply fire up, with all the services and servers I work with, and then destroy them when they are no longer needed. This is especially important when you work on different projects, some of them involving a large number of servers and services, as when you work on big data projects. My ideal cloud- based environment should: Include all the usual development tools, most importantly a graphical IDE. Have the servers and services I need at my fingertips. Be easy and fast to create from scratch, and expandable to add more services. Be entirely accessible using only a web browser. Optionally, allow access with specialized clients (VNC client and SSH client). Leveraging modern cloud infrastructure and software, the power of modern browsers, a widespread availability of broadband, and the invaluable Docker, I created a development environment for Scala and big data development that, for the better, replaced my development laptop. Currently, I can work at any time, either from a Mac. Book Pro, a Surface Tablet, or even an i. Pad (with a keyboard), although admittedly the last option is not ideal. All these devices are merely clients; the desktop and all the servers are in the cloud. My current environment is built using following online services: Amazon Web Services for the servers. Git. Hub for storing the code. Dropbox to save files. I also use a couple of free services, like Duck. Dns for dynamic IP addresses and Let’s encrypt to get a free SSL certificate. In this environment, I currently have: A graphical desktop with Intellij idea, accessible via a web browser. Web accessible command line tools like SBT and Ammonite. Hadoop for storing files and running Map. Reduce jobs. Spark Job Server for scheduled jobs. Zeppelin for a web- based notebook. Most importantly, the web access is fully encrypted with HTTPS, for both web- based VNC and SSH, and there are multiple safeguards to avoid losing data, a concern that is, of course, important when you do not “own” the content on your physical hard disk. Note that getting a copy of all your work on your computer is automatic and very fast. If you lose everything because someone stole your password, you have a copy on your computer anyway, as long as you configured everything correctly. Using a Web Based Development Environment with AWS and Docker. Now, let’s start describing how the environment works. When I start work in the morning, the first thing is to log into the Amazon Web Services console where I see all my instances. Usually, I have many development instances configured for different projects, and I keep the unused ones turned off to save billing. After all, I can only work on one project at a time. It’s not so different to turning on your computer. It usually takes a bunch of seconds to have the instance up and running. Once I see the green icon, I open a browser, and I go to a well known URL: https: //msciab. Note, this is my URL; when you create a kit, you will create your unique URL. Since AWS assigns a new IP to each machine when you start, I configured a dynamic DNS service, so you can always use the same URL to access your server, even if you stop and restart it. You can even bookmark it in your browser. Furthermore, I use HTTPS, with valid keys to get total protection of my work from sniffers, in case I need to manage passwords and other sensitive data. Once loaded, the system will welcome you with a Web VNC web client, No. VNC. Simply log in and a desktop appears. I use a minimal desktop, intentionally, just a menu with applications, and my only luxury is a virtual desktop (since I open a lot of windows when I develop). For mail, I still rely on other applications, nowadays mostly other browser tabs. In the virtual machine, I have what I need to develop big data applications. First and foremost, there is an IDE. In the build, I use the Intelli. J Idea community edition. Also, there is the SBT build tool and a Scala REPL, Ammonite. The key features of this environment, however, are services deployed as containers in the same virtual machine. In particular, I have: Zeppelin, the web notebook for using Scala code on the fly and doing data analysis (http: //zeppelin: 8. The Spark Job Server, to execute and deploy spark jobs with a Rest interface (http: //sparkjobserver: 8. An instance of Hadoop for storing and retrieving data from the HDFS (http: //hadoop: 5. Note, these URLs are fixed but are accessible within the virtual environment. You can see their web interfaces in the following screenshot. Each service runs in a separate Docker container. Without becoming too technical, you can think of this as three separate servers inside your virtual machine. The beauty of using Docker is you can add services, and even add two or three virtual machines. Using Amazon containers, you can scale your environment easily. Last, but not least, you have a web terminal available. Simply access your URL with HTTPS and you will be welcomed with a terminal in a web page. In the screenshot above you can see I list the containers, which are the three servers plus the desktop. This command line shell gives you access to the virtual machine holding the containers, allowing you to manage them. It’s as if your servers are “in the Matrix” (virtualized within containers), but this shell gives you an escape outside the “Matrix” to manage servers, and desktop. From here, you can restart the containers, access their filesystems and perform other manipulations allowed by Docker. I will not discuss in detail Docker here, but there is a vast amount of documentation on Docker website. How to setup your instance. Do you like this so far, and you want your instance? You can get it for merely the cost of the virtual machine on Amazon Web Services, plus the storage. The kit in the current configuration requires 4. GB of RAM to get all the services running. If you are careful to use the virtual machine only when you need it, and you work, say, 1. You have to add the cost of storage. I use around 3. 0GB, but everything altogether can be kept under $1. However, this does bot include the cost of an (eventual) Dropbox (Pro) account, should you want to backup more than 2. GB of code. This costs another $1. Also, you will need a private repository, either a paid Git. Hub or another service, such as Bitbucket, which offers free private repositories. I want to stress that if you use it only when you need it, it is cheaper than a dedicated server. Yes, everything mentioned here can be setup on a physical server, but since I work with big data I need a lot of other AWS services, so I think it is logical to have everything in the same place. Let’s see how to do the whole setup. Prerequisites. Before starting to build a virtual machine, you need to register with the following four services: The only one you need your credit card for is Amazon Web Services. Duck. Dns is entirely free, while Drop. Box gives you 2. GB of free storage, which can be enough for many tasks. Let’s Encrypt is also free, and it is used internally when you build the image to sign your certificate. Besides these, I recommend a repository hosting service too, like Git. Hub or Bitbucket, if you want to store your code, however, it is not required for the setup. To start, navigate to the Git. Hub Big. Data. Dev. Kit repository. Scroll the page and copy the script shown in the image in your text editor of choice: This script is needed to bootstrap the image.
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