Initial check-in of a Presto library. Doesn't work because Presto refuses to run on Windows, so next I'll try building Presto on my box with that Windows check removed and see what I find
Patch Presto to allow Windows, and put the patched Jars in my library. This combined with a minor environment name fix (needs to be all lower case) got Presto server to start properly in my e2e test, still haven't tested anything beyond it starting
End-to-end test for running Presto over Cassandra, and fixes to make that happen: 1. refresh the Cassandra plug-in from my build to match the Presto binaries, 2. Fix the plug-in directory names to sub with the correct slash type, 3. Optionally pass in a Tracelevel to Presto to be able to see Debug logging (needed it to figure out what the problem was)
A test service that tests deploying Presto on top of Cassandra in Azure
Add a nuspec file for the Presto library
Check-in project files that I forgot to save before previous commits (oops, shame on me)
Allow the catalog name to be changed for catalog configurations instead of hard-coding it. This allows e.g. different catalogs targeting different cassandra clusters
Factor out all the common code/copy-paste from PrestoWorker and PrestoCoordinator roles in the FastSnake test service into a common base class in a common library