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So if I read this right, if you're not a big company (perhaps just a standard dev with maybe a tiny cluster of computers or just one beefy one), you just make a
by chaxor 3y ago
So if I read this right, if you're not a big company (perhaps just a standard dev with maybe a tiny cluster of computers or just one beefy one), you just make a Docker container with pyspark and put your scripts in there, and everyone can reproduce your work easily on any type of machine or cluster?
It seems like a reasonable approach, though it would be nice to not need the OS dependencies/docker for spark.
- mrbungie 3y agoIf you are running jobs inside pure Docker containers (i.e. just one node without need for k8s, compose, rancher or whatever), it may be the case you don't even need pyspark.