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andygrove

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About andygrove

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/andygrove; my proof: https://keybase.io/andygrove/sigs/sewerOBug7HwcphXD9FH6q2qUFsR-yXk_dkvmpQ9_pw ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #43976580

    I've just started exploring adding OpenTelemetry support to the Comet subproject of DataFusion. I'm excited to see the integration with Apache Arrow (Rust) and potentially DataFusi…

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    Comment #43969326

    Congrats on the launch! I contributed to the NVIDIA Spark RAPIDS project for ~4 years and for the past year have been contributing to DataFusion Comet, so I have some experience in…

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    Comment #40540166

    I wish I'd known about the search issue. I do see a new opportunity for Ballista. By leveraging all of the Spark-compatible operators and expressions being built in Comet, it would…

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    Comment #40539788

    Yes, Ballista failed to gain traction. I think that one of the challenges was that it only supported a small subset of Spark, and there was too much work involved to try and get to…

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    Comment #33347160

    Original author of DataFusion/Ballista here. Having alamb and others from InfluxData involved has been a huge help in driving the project forward and helping build an active commun…

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    Comment #32977279

    I will update these old pages on my blog and redirect them!

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    Comment #32965211

    I think it is worth pointing out that this tool does support querying Delta Lake (the author of ROAPI is also a major contributor the native Rust implementation of Delta Lake). Del…

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    Comment #29772132

    FWIW, my dealer is not adding any markup. Here is the email I received from them explaining the process: "We finally received an update from Ford regarding the Lightning! This will…

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    Comment #28296704

    The Apache Spark project is many many years ahead of DataFusion & Ballista with more than a decade of work from more than 1,700 contributors and is going strong. I don't see DataFu…

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    Comment #28295870

    There is no support for Plasma. There is a TableProvider API for custom file formats and there is built-in support for CSV, Parquet, and JSON.

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    Comment #28295730

    Ballista started out as a separate project and was donated in April 2021. They currently share a release schedule (but have different versioning) and this was the first release of …

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    Comment #28294681

    The best "Getting Started" documentation right now is that on docs.rs - https://docs.rs/ballista/0.5.0/ballista/ This demonstrates using the Rust client (BallistaContext + DataFram…

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    Comment #28293959

    Yes. The Ballista crate (part of the arrow-datafusion repo) provides distributed query execution and the scheduler has a gRPC service. Flight is used internally as well but not dir…

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    Comment #28293461

    There is experimental support for distributed query execution with spill-to-disk between stages to support larger than memory datasets. This is implemented in the Ballista crate, w…

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    Comment #28074976

    That doesn't surprise me at all. I have politely requested that the project considers renaming to avoid this. https://github.com/datafuselabs/datafuse/issues/654

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    Comment #26027991

    I thought this was about me until I got to the word Rich in the title.

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    Comment #25825803

    Ah, yes, that makes sense. I can see how this could have been misread.

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    Comment #25825567

    There is also a more recent blog post which perhaps led to the project being posted here (I am guessing). https://andygrove.io/2021/01/ballista-2021/

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    Comment #25825522

    The project uses stable Rust. Which version are you trying to compile with?