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Storm does not have 100's of jars of dependencies, nor does it require much memory to run. In fact, it's quite straightforward to spin up a Storm cluster (see h
by nathanmarz 15y ago
Storm does not have 100's of jars of dependencies, nor does it require much memory to run. In fact, it's quite straightforward to spin up a Storm cluster (see https://github.com/nathanmarz/storm/wiki/Setting-up-a-Storm-cluster https://github.com/nathanmarz/storm/wiki/Setting-up-a-Storm-... ) and Storm has a local mode where you can develop/test topologies on your local mode completely in-process.
- schiptsov 15y agoAs far as I know, even clojure-contrib requires lots of jars, and I guess Scala is also very costly, but let it go. I appreciate your innovative idea and amount of work you have done, so this small efficiency issue does not really matter. btw, who cares about resources when hardware is so cheap and purchased in ocean containers? ^_^