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Transformations and Caching - Spark Screencast #3

April 16, 2013
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In this third Spark screencast, we demonstrate more advanced use of RDD actions and transformations, as well as caching RDDs in memory. +

In this third Spark screencast, we demonstrate more advanced use of RDD actions and transformations, as well as caching RDDs in memory.

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Spark Documentation Overview – Screencast #2

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This is our 2nd Spark screencast. In it, we take a tour of the documentation available for Spark users online. +

This is our 2nd Spark screencast. In it, we take a tour of the documentation available for Spark users online.

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First Steps with Spark - Screencast #1

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This screencast marks the beginning of a series of hands-on screencasts we will be publishing to help new users get up and running in minutes. In this screencast, we: +

This screencast marks the beginning of a series of hands-on screencasts we will be publishing to help new users get up and running in minutes. In this screencast, we:

  1. Download and build Spark on a local machine (running OS X, but should be a similar process for Linux or Unix).
  2. Introduce the API using the Spark interactive shell to explore a file.
  3. -- cgit v1.2.3