Table of Contents:
- Introduction (1/11)
- Goals and Architecture (2/11)
- The inotify API (3/11)
- File Watcher, C++ (4/11)
- File Watcher, Bash (5/11)
- Execution Engine (6/11)
- Containerization (7/11)
- Kubernetes (8/11)
- Demo (9/11)
- Conclusion (10/11)
- System Setup (11/11)
- Source code
This post will explain how to set up the multi-language compiler system on Ubuntu 20.04. Given that everything is containerized, it hopefully shouldn’t be too bad to set up if you want to try it in action.
Starting with a fresh install, some dependencies are needed:
Once these prerequisites are met, the code repository can be cloned from Github:
git clone https://github.com/codereversing/multicompilersystem
Once the repository is cloned, the shared mounted folder needs to be created. In the Kubernetes deployment files this local path is /home/${USER}/Desktop/shared, so take the folder called shared from the repo and place it in /home/${USER}/Desktop/.
Read/write/execute permissions should be set on this shared folder as well so that the containers can properly perform their operations on the subdirectories within it. Replace ${USER} with the current user name.
chmod -R 777 /home/${USER}/Desktop/sharedAfter this is done you can run the build-all-dockerfiles.sh script followed by the deploy-all.sh script. If everything worked you should see a folder with the running container id in the shared folders input, output, etc directories. From here you can follow the previous post giving a demo of the system to try it yourself.