Re: [Hawkular-dev] kettle build
> I don't think we want something called like
"ExampleDS" in our
> production builds (which is likely what kettle will eventually
> become). We provide all hawkular integration components with a
> datasource that they are free to use - it is called HawkularDS.
> That's what hawkular devs will use.
Ok, so, we don't expect people to deploy their own stuff on our
production builds, right? In the end, it's not a big deal, but I was
left wondering if there's a reason to deviate from Wildfly here.
I think that is right. I don't think people will be deploying their own stuff into our
"kettle". But even if they do (say, they wrote their own hawkular component,
whatever that might be), they will have to expect to "play nice" with our
integration server or "the nest" and that would mean if they want to use our
datasource, they would use our HawkularDS, just as if they want to hook into our bus they
would use our connection factory HawkularBusConnectionFactory. Its just part of the
infrastructure the Hawkular nest/kettle provides its hosted components.
I know we don't want to ship a product with something called "ExampleDS" -
that just seems "wrong" :) Its not a demo or "example" datasource - it
is the hawkular datasource! :)
Now, with all that said,
1) When all is said and done, I don't even know if Hawkular will even HAVE a JDBC
datasource in the end! We still haven't decided. But for now, we are giving people an
embedded H2 database to use. If we switch and go to, say, Postgres, it will still be
HawkularDS but just pointing to something different. Or it could completely go away. Who
knows? :)
2) I don't even know if this kettle itself is going to be a final product! This was
just for the MVP - a prototype to put all our stuff together and see it run. It may be the
kettle is just for development purposes. Again, who knows?
In other words, we still don't know how this is going to all end up :) Once more
formalized design plans are fleshed out, we'll figure things out.
But let's just roll with it and see how it ends up. As Heiko says, "Just write
something" :)