Awesome!
On Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 6:42 PM, Manu Zhang wrote:
> Thanks Kenn and others for the review and help along the way. Feel free to
> ping me on slack if you want to know more about gearpump-runner or
> gearpump.
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> Thanks everyone :)
> Manu Zhang
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> On Thu,
Hi all,
I would like to call attention to a huge contribution to Beam: a runner for
Apache Gearpump (incubating).
The runner landed on the gearpump-runner feature branch today. Check it
out! And contribute towards getting it ready for the master branch :-)
Please join me in special
Hi everyone,
Here is a proposal to address the following issue:
JIRA issue https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEAM-443
Currently, users doesn’t have a consistent way to wait for the
pipeline to finish. Different runners have different implementations.
For example:
1. DirectRunner have a
+1
I assume that the intent is for the semantics of both GBK and CoGBK to be
unchanged, just swapping their status as primitives.
This seems like a good change, with strictly positive impact on users and
SDK authors, with only an extremely minor burden (doing an insertion of the
provided
I would like to propose a change to Beam to make CoGBK the basis for
grouping instead of GBK. The idea behind this proposal is that CoGBK is a
more powerful operator then GBK allowing for two key benefits:
1) SDKs are simplified: transforming a CoGBK into a GBK is trivial while
the reverse is
hey Ted,
Awesome -- glad to hear it and welcome! Looking forward to working with you
(and learning about Clojure in the process).
Just to verify some definitions: are you planning on implementing an
entirely new SDK from scratch, or are you planning on writing a Clojure
wrapper for the existing
+1 I think this will prove itself even more important with Per-Key
workflows where DoFn's might communicate constantly with external services
- DB, Elasticsearch, etc.
On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 5:44 PM Maximilian Michels wrote:
> Hoping it becomes usual as soon as we have this