rch9 / SparkIgniteSimpleExample

Two simple Spark application that demonstrate integration with Apache Ignite.

Simple Spark & Ignite Integration

Two simple Spark applications that demonstrate integration with Apache Ignite.

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Prerequisites

1. Install Apache Ignite

   • https://apacheignite.readme.io/docs/getting-started#installation

2. Install Apache Spark

   • http://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/

3. Start Ignite

   • ignite.sh

4. Start Spark cluster

   • start-master.sh
   • start-slave.sh <master host>:<master port>

5. Build the application:

   • mvn clean package

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Spark Word Count using IgniteRDD

The first example counts the occurrence of each word in a corpus and then counts the occurrence of each character in the most popular words.

To run from a master node in a Spark cluster:

bin/spark-submit --class com.gridgain.examples.sparkwordcount.SparkWordCount --master local --jars <IGNITE_HOME>/libs/ignite-core-1.5.11.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/optional/ignite-spark_2.10/ignite-spark_2.10-1.5.11.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/cache-api-1.0.0.jar, spark-ignite-example-1.0.jar

This will run the application in a single local process. If the cluster is running a Spark standalone cluster manager, you can replace "--master local" with "--master spark://<master host>:<master port>".

If the cluster is running YARN, you can replace "--master local" with "--master yarn".

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Spark SQL Join using IgniteRDD

This example demonstrates joining 2 RDDs via the use of DataFrames. The first RDD is create from a file and the second is an IgniteRDD.

To run from a master node in a Spark cluster:

bin/spark-submit --class com.gridgain.examples.sparkwordcount.SparkWordCount --master local --jars <IGNITE_HOME>/libs/ignite-core-1.5.11.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/optional/ignite-spark_2.10/ignite-spark_2.10-1.5.11.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/cache-api-1.0.0.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/ignite-spring/ignite-spring-1.5.11.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/ignite-spring/commons-logging-1.1.1.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/ignite-spring/spring-aop-4.1.0.RELEASE.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/ignite-spring/spring-beans-4.1.0.RELEASE.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/ignite-spring/spring-context-4.1.0.RELEASE.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/ignite-spring/spring-core-4.1.0.RELEASE.jar,<IGNITE_HOME>/libs/ignite-spring/spring-expression-4.1.0.RELEASE.jar spark-ignite-example-1.0.jar

This will run the application in a single local process. If the cluster is running a Spark standalone cluster manager, you can replace "--master local" with "--master spark://<master host>:<master port>".

If the cluster is running YARN, you can replace "--master local" with "--master yarn".