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Outline of the exercises. Because the exercises are new this year, it is hard to plan exactly, so this is likely to change a bit! | Outline of the exercises. Because the exercises are new this year, it is hard to plan exactly, so this is likely to change a bit! | ||
* Exercise 1: [[Getting started with Apache Spark]] | * Exercise 1: [[Getting started with Apache Spark]] and [[Processing tweets with Spark]]. | ||
* Exercise 2: '''Programming Spark.''' Basic Spark programming. Simple streaming. <!-- [[Spark Streaming Twitter]] [[Sentiment analysis using Spark Streaming]] --> | * Exercise 2: '''Programming Spark.''' Basic Spark programming. Simple streaming. <!-- [[Spark Streaming Twitter]] [[Sentiment analysis using Spark Streaming]] --> | ||
* Exercise 3: '''Streaming Spark.''' We will continue analysing tweets or other streaming types of information. <!-- Kafka --> | * Exercise 3: '''Streaming Spark.''' We will continue analysing tweets or other streaming types of information. <!-- Kafka --> | ||
Revision as of 14:12, 1 September 2022
Outline of the exercises. Because the exercises are new this year, it is hard to plan exactly, so this is likely to change a bit!
- Exercise 1: Getting started with Apache Spark and Processing tweets with Spark.
- Exercise 2: Programming Spark. Basic Spark programming. Simple streaming.
- Exercise 3: Streaming Spark. We will continue analysing tweets or other streaming types of information.
- Exercise 4: Spark in the cloud. We will run Apache Spark on a cluster of virtual machines in the OpenStack cloud.
- Exercise 5: Cloud management. We will automate upgrading and scaling of clusters using Terraform and Ansible.
I also hope to be able to do something with Docker, Docker Swarm and/or Kubernetes.
