How I Can Make Installer From Sourcecode

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Hello, this its my first question :D \

in the past few days im working with this project https://bitbucket.org/stratos-project/stratos[^], its a plataform for big data project, works with mesos, haddop and others libs, i trying to make installer for that project something like install.sh or a package, but the source need that haddop and mesos are installed in the system,

how i can automated all the installation, any hint can help me :D

thanks for you time

(im learning english sorry if i make mistakes in my write :D)

Posted 3-Oct-15 6:50am

antonio Caro

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Albert Holguin · Answer 1 · 2015-10-20T09:29:00

There are several automated installer systems out there:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_build_automation_software[^]

I'd review what's available, pick one based on language and supported platforms and go with it. There are others that aren't on that list such as pybombs (used by gnuradio) but bitbake is pretty similar (actually I think pybombs is based bb but it's not a fork, different implementation as far as I know) and used a lot for embedded development (although since it's a generic build tool, it can be used for anything).