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PocketCluster Index Weekly Roundup – Dec. 20 2015(pocketcluster.wordpress.com)
1 points by stkim1 11y ago|0 comments
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PocketCluster Index – BigData portal with tools, frameworks, and examples(index.pocketcluster.io)
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by stkim1 11y ago
Here comes a download link. https://github.com/stkim1/pocketcluster
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Apache Spark 1.5.2 on Raspberry PI 2 cluster(pocketcluster.wordpress.com)
1 points by stkim1 11y ago|1 comments
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Build Raspberry PI Hadoop cluster with 5 clicks(pocketcluster.wordpress.com)
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One-Step Hadoop/Spark Installer Update Progress(pocketcluster.wordpress.com)
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by stkim1 11y ago
In terms of performance per cost, the cluster isn't on par with x86 system. Probably, not even close. Nonetheless, the network cost is real, and you get to have a first hand experience of how your algorithm performs.
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by stkim1 11y ago
Matthew Saunders also designed a very nice cluster stack. https://learnaddict.com/2015/08/03/raspberry-pi-stack-a-plat...
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Raspberry Pi 2 Cluster Assembly Tutorial(pocketcluster.wordpress.com)
78 points by stkim1 11y ago|26 comments
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ARM, Java, and BigData pt1(pocketcluster.wordpress.com)
1 points by stkim1 11y ago|0 comments
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by stkim1 11y ago
Thank you very much! I'll look into that!
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by stkim1 11y ago
It only serves two fronts; education and development. Education-wise, you need something dirt-cheap to play with. For developer, you need some intermediate stage to deploy your work to test before going after a big cluster.
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by stkim1 11y ago
David Guill is another deadly serious RPI cluster builder. I don't know what he's running, but I can only admire what he had done. http://likemagicappears.com/projects/raspberry-pi-cluster/
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by stkim1 11y ago
You are da man. This is really cool! I can only imagine how much you've been through!
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by stkim1 11y ago
I'm looking into that. When you have a lot of memory, it's in fact more convenient in a way that you can carry the entire cluster in your laptop. lol
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by stkim1 11y ago
Thank you!
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by stkim1 11y ago
PXE boot is something I thought about, but I don't know if it is possible on RPI. Do you have any link where I can just go read up about that?
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by stkim1 11y ago
Yes I do. Since Apache Spark is chewing up memory like nothing, I cannot spare any portion of 1G mem for something else. This could lead to a shorter lifespan of SD cards though.
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by stkim1 11y ago
I've never imagined the RPI cluster to be taken seriously for production purpose. It only serves two purposes; education and developmental staging. For those two, you have a real hardware cluster that serves you superbly showing every
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by stkim1 11y ago
In fact, storage is a big issue. RPI tends to destroy SD card in a way that a cluster like mine isn't exactly safe unless you put high-grade SD card and very reliable power source. Those contribute somewhat higher operation cost which
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Raspberry Pi 2 Cluster Case, Part 2(pocketcluster.wordpress.com)
73 points by stkim1 11y ago|47 comments
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One Step Spark/Hadoop Installer for OS X v0.1.0
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by stkim1 11y ago
I really appreciate your warm gesture. I wish my neighbors are just as kind as you are, sir.
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by stkim1 11y ago
See? this is funny. Some says this is the age of data. 10T is just a tiny amount of bits for some entities, and I cannot reliably transmit that much across pacific other than shipping actual HDD. :( Thank you for the comic.
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by stkim1 11y ago
Thanks for the concise summary.
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Ask HN: I need to transfer 10TB of Data across Pacific
6 points by stkim1 11y ago|18 comments
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Apache Spark 1.4.0 on Raspberry Pi 2 Cluster(pocketcluster.wordpress.com)
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Show HN: Apache Spark on Raspberry PI 2(pocketcluster.wordpress.com)
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Super easy way to self-sign on OSX for XCode(blog.colorfulglue.com)
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NSLogger viewer architecture(blog.colorfulglue.com)
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