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URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/38212#issuecomment-4258418960

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   This pull request lays the groundwork for supporting Spark 4 as an execution 
engine for Apache Beam pipelines. It introduces a new runner built on Spark's 
Structured Streaming framework, initially focusing on batch processing 
capabilities. The changes encompass comprehensive updates to the build 
configuration, core pipeline component translations, and a robust metrics 
integration to ensure compatibility and observability within the Spark 4 
ecosystem.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Spark 4 Runner Introduction**: Introduced an experimental Spark 4 runner 
for Apache Beam, leveraging Spark's Structured Streaming API for pipeline 
execution.
   * **Build System Updates**: Updated the Gradle build system to support Spark 
4.0.2 with Scala 2.13, including conditional Java 17 requirement and Kafka 
version adjustments for Scala 2.13 compatibility.
   * **Core Pipeline Component Translation**: Implemented translators for 
fundamental Beam transforms such as Impulse, ParDo, Combine (Globally, PerKey, 
GroupedValues), GroupByKey, Flatten, Window.Assign, and ReadSource, focusing on 
batch mode execution.
   * **Enhanced Metrics Integration**: Integrated Beam metrics with Spark's 
metrics system through new `MetricsAccumulator`, `SparkBeamMetricSource`, and 
custom sinks (CSV, Graphite), allowing Beam metrics to be exposed via Spark's 
monitoring interfaces.
   * **Advanced Data Handling**: Developed sophisticated data handling 
mechanisms including a custom Spark Session factory with Kryo serialization for 
Beam types, optimized Spark `Encoder` helpers for various Beam data structures 
(WindowedValue, KV, Collections, Maps), and a caching `SideInputReader`.
   
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