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commit 78065d05f89de10499e40cd8f30e7375ad3fbdd7
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AuthorDate: Mon Aug 23 09:00:27 2021 +0000
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<section class="container-fluid p-0 mt-n3 mb-n3"
style="background-color:#ffffff !important ">
<div class="container">
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<p class="display-4 p-2">
Why is Apache Wayang faster as other, modern frameworks?
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</div>
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<p class="lead p-2">
<strong>
Apache Wayang uses internal optimization patterns to
detect the best possible combination of computation and nodes. We know, just
adding more nodes into a cluster doesn't mean more speed; each additional node
has several tradeoffs, be it shuffle or communication bottlenecks.
