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@ -7,28 +7,18 @@ distributed computations on a cluster of computers. DryadLINQ provides
the LINQ programming model for distributed data processing and leverages the LINQ programming model for distributed data processing and leverages
Dryad for reliable execution. Dryad for reliable execution.
Dryad and DryadLINQ on YARN are still under active development.
If you just want to run a sample DryadLINQ program, the simplest way to get started If you just want to run a sample DryadLINQ program, the simplest way to get started
is to follow the instructions at is to follow the instructions at
http://microsoftresearchsvc.github.io/Dryad/?topic=html/e992fd94-c956-481d-82e6-dbdf45daa722.htm http://microsoftresearch.github.io/Dryad/?topic=html/e992fd94-c956-481d-82e6-dbdf45daa722.htm
Requirements Requirements
Visual Studio 2012 Visual Studio 2013
An Azure HDInsight 3.0 cluster or a Windows YARN cluster composed of x64 machines An Azure HDInsight 3.1 cluster or a Windows YARN cluster composed of x64 machines
Building Dryad Building Dryad
1) Clone the Dryad git repository. 1) Clone the Dryad git repository.
2) Set the DRYAD_HOME environment variable to binary path 2) Use Visual Studio to open The Dryad solution file (Dryad.sln) located
(bin\Debug or bin\Release) under the directory Dryad was cloned to.
3) Use Visual Studio to open The Dryad solution file (Dryad.sln) located
in the root of the repository and build the solution. The dependencies in the root of the repository and build the solution. The dependencies
will be fetched from NuGet. will be fetched from NuGet.
Notes
The HDFS implementation in Dryad currently only supports text files, although Azure Blobs can
be used to store any serialized data type.