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Tathagata Das edited comment on SPARK-2447 at 7/31/14 8:41 AM:
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I took a brief look at SPARK-1127 as well. I think both the PRs have their
merits. We should consider consolidating the functionalities that they provide.
The relevant PR is this https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/194/files
[~ted.m] can you take a look at this PR as well. I think the saveAsHBaseFile
is a simpler interface that may be worth supporting if there is enough use of
this simple interface (which assumes that all rows have same column structure).
was (Author: tdas):
I took a brief look at SPARK-1127 as well. I think both the PRs have their
merits. We should consider consolidating the functionalities that they provide.
The relevant PR is this https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/194/files
[~ted.m]
> Add common solution for sending upsert actions to HBase (put, deletes, and
> increment)
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>
> Key: SPARK-2447
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-2447
> Project: Spark
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Spark Core, Streaming
> Reporter: Ted Malaska
> Assignee: Ted Malaska
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> Going to review the design with Tdas today.
> But first thoughts is to have an extension of VoidFunction that handles the
> connection to HBase and allows for options such as turning auto flush off for
> higher through put.
> Need to answer the following questions first.
> - Can it be written in Java or should it be written in Scala?
> - What is the best way to add the HBase dependency? (will review how Flume
> does this as the first option)
> - What is the best way to do testing? (will review how Flume does this as the
> first option)
> - How to support python? (python may be a different Jira it is unknown at
> this time)
> Goals:
> - Simple to use
> - Stable
> - Supports high load
> - Documented (May be in a separate Jira need to ask Tdas)
> - Supports Java, Scala, and hopefully Python
> - Supports Streaming and normal Spark
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