Scaling issues due to contention in Random

Hi, I am seeing perf degradation in the Spark/Pi example on a single-node setup (using local[K]) Using 1, 2, 4, and 8 cores, this is the execution time in seconds for the same number of iterations:- Random: 4.0, 7.0, 12.96, 17.96 If I change the code to use ThreadLocalRandom

Re: Parquet-like partitioning support in spark SQL's in-memory columnar cache

It's already there isn't it? The in-memory columnar cache format. On Thu, Nov 24, 2016 at 9:06 PM, Nitin Goyal wrote: > Hi, > > Do we have any plan of supporting parquet-like partitioning support in > Spark SQL in-memory cache? Something like one RDD[CachedBatch] per >

Parquet-like partitioning support in spark SQL's in-memory columnar cache

Hi, Do we have any plan of supporting parquet-like partitioning support in Spark SQL in-memory cache? Something like one RDD[CachedBatch] per in-memory cache partition. -Nitin

Re: How is the order ensured in the jdbc relation provider when inserting data from multiple executors

Hi Maciej, Thanks again for the reply. Once small clarification about the answer about my #1 point. I put local[4] and shouldn't this be forcing spark to read from 4 partitions in parallel and write in parallel (by parallel I mean, the order from which partition, the data is read from a set of 4

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Re: SparkUI via proxy

Sehr Port forwarding will help you out. marco rocchi schrieb am Do. 24. Nov. 2016 um 16:33: > Hi, > I'm working with Apache Spark in order to develop my master thesis.I'm new > in spark and working with cluster. I searched through internet but I didn't >

SparkUI via proxy

Hi, I'm working with Apache Spark in order to develop my master thesis.I'm new in spark and working with cluster. I searched through internet but I didn't found a way to solve. My problem is the following one: from my pc I can access to a master node of a cluster only via proxy. To connect to

Re: Handling questions in the mailing lists

Besides the traffic eventual issue, I don't believe that it would benefit users to get a standalone site. Some great answers are provided by users that aren't spark experts but maybe java, python, aws or even some system experts why do we want to play alone ? We are trying nevertheless the

RE: Handling questions in the mailing lists

…my 0.1 cent ☺ As a Spark and SO user, I would not find a separate SE a good thing. *Part of the SO beauty is that you can filter easily and track different topics from one dashboard. *Being part of SO also gets good exposure as it raises awareness of Spark across a wider audience. *High

Re: Handling questions in the mailing lists

Here's a view into the requirements, for example: http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/76571/emacs You're right there is a lot of activity on SO, easily 30-40 questions per day. One thing I noticed about, for example, the Data Science SE is that most questions relevant to it were still

RE: Handling questions in the mailing lists

I am not sure what is enough traffic. Some of the SE groups already existing do not have that much traffic. Specifically the user mailing list has ~50 emails per day. It wouldn’t be much of a stretch to extract 1-2 questions per day from that. In the regular stackoverflow the apache-spark had

Re: Handling questions in the mailing lists

I don't think there's nearly enough traffic to sustain a stand-alone SE. I helped mod the Data Science SE and it's still not technically critical mass after 2 years. It would just fracture the discussion to yet another place. On Thu, Nov 24, 2016 at 6:52 AM assaf.mendelson