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INSTALL APACHE SPARK STANDALONE HOW TO
I will also cover how to deploy Spark on Hadoop using the Hadoop scheduler, YARN, discussed in Hour 2.īy the end of this hour, you’ll be up and running with an installation of Spark that you will use in subsequent hours.
INSTALL APACHE SPARK STANDALONE INSTALL
This hour covers the basics about how Spark is deployed and how to install Spark. Now that you’ve gotten through the heavy stuff in the last two hours, you can dive headfirst into Spark and get your hands dirty, so to speak. What the different Spark deployment modes are
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