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Jacques Nadeau commented on DRILL-50:
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The canvas is pretty clear. At some point, it seems like we may want to build
a number of physical operators based on Google's supersonic. The goal here is
to do a first step of how we would do this integration. The first idea I had
was to build a reference interpreter alternative that worked with super sonic.
This would get someone familiar with the intricacies of Supersonic and how we
can plug other things into it. This would then be leveraged for the next
stage. This would be to generate a couple physical operators in the full
execution engine paradigm utilizing Google's supersonic and explore what
benefits and challenges using a multi-modal would entail. If the first phase
revealed too many challenges, we would probably defer the second phase. The
key is that operators will be pluggable in the full execution engine and
records will native buffer based for easy passing between java and cpp. If a
particular query plan would go faster by utilizing supersonic-operators, then
potentially the optimizer would pick those over other operators.
> Build a single node reference interpreter that leverages Google's Supersonic
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> Key: DRILL-50
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DRILL-50
> Project: Apache Drill
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Jacques Nadeau
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> Supersonic is a very interesting project that could help speed certain
> operations for the full execution engine. As a first step towards exploring
> places where it could help, a single node partial interpreter should be built
> to explore Supersonic's strengths and weaknesses.
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