Re: [MILESTONE] Apache Mnemonic (incubating) development
Sure Gary. +1 to focus on improving docs/website and publishing benchmark results for the community. Regards, Johnu On 5/10/17, 6:02 PM, "Gang(Gary) Wang" wrote: Yes I agree with you, a quick start guide with some example code snippets would be very helpful for user/developer to get into it, the website of mnemonic also need re-organized to accommodate it. For the benchmark, I'm looking forward to carrying out with you collaboratively for publishing some more unbiased performance results. Regarding more features, we could create a new thread to discuss about it, there might be more potential values to our audience. Thanks! Very truly yours. +Gary On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 5:16 PM, Johnu George (johnugeo) wrote: > Great! We should have a quick start guide with usage examples of sessions > and durable structures. For Spark and Hadoop, we can publish few benchmark > results on real workloads. > > Looking forward to more feature suggestions > > Thanks, > Johnu > > On 5/10/17, 4:39 PM, "Gang(Gary) Wang" wrote: > > Hi Folks, > > With the support and contribution from you and our community, > Mnemonic > has evolved to integrate with Apache Hadoop© and Apache Spark©. it > makes > those two popular computing engines possible to get benefits from > Durable > Object Model and Durable Computing Model. > > We continue to enrich features of Mnemonic and add new concept/model > to > Mnemonic. we also encourage you to propose ideas, suggestion for > Mnemonic > development and introduce more contributors to our community, Thanks! > > Very truly yours. > +Gary. > > >
Re: [MILESTONE] Apache Mnemonic (incubating) development
Patrick has a great point. We should follow up with Sally. I can volunteer to do this. Debo Sent from my iPhone > On May 10, 2017, at 6:02 PM, Gang(Gary) Wang wrote: > > Yes I agree with you, a quick start guide with some example code snippets > would be very helpful for user/developer to get into it, the website of > mnemonic also need re-organized to accommodate it. > > For the benchmark, I'm looking forward to carrying out with you > collaboratively for publishing some more unbiased performance results. > > Regarding more features, we could create a new thread to discuss about it, > there might be more potential values to our audience. Thanks! > > Very truly yours. > +Gary > > > > On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 5:16 PM, Johnu George (johnugeo) > wrote: > >> Great! We should have a quick start guide with usage examples of sessions >> and durable structures. For Spark and Hadoop, we can publish few benchmark >> results on real workloads. >> >> Looking forward to more feature suggestions >> >> Thanks, >> Johnu >> >> On 5/10/17, 4:39 PM, "Gang(Gary) Wang" wrote: >> >>Hi Folks, >> >> With the support and contribution from you and our community, >> Mnemonic >>has evolved to integrate with Apache Hadoop© and Apache Spark©. it >> makes >>those two popular computing engines possible to get benefits from >> Durable >>Object Model and Durable Computing Model. >> >> We continue to enrich features of Mnemonic and add new concept/model >> to >>Mnemonic. we also encourage you to propose ideas, suggestion for >> Mnemonic >>development and introduce more contributors to our community, Thanks! >> >>Very truly yours. >>+Gary. >> >> >>
Re: [MILESTONE] Apache Mnemonic (incubating) development
Yes I agree with you, a quick start guide with some example code snippets would be very helpful for user/developer to get into it, the website of mnemonic also need re-organized to accommodate it. For the benchmark, I'm looking forward to carrying out with you collaboratively for publishing some more unbiased performance results. Regarding more features, we could create a new thread to discuss about it, there might be more potential values to our audience. Thanks! Very truly yours. +Gary On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 5:16 PM, Johnu George (johnugeo) wrote: > Great! We should have a quick start guide with usage examples of sessions > and durable structures. For Spark and Hadoop, we can publish few benchmark > results on real workloads. > > Looking forward to more feature suggestions > > Thanks, > Johnu > > On 5/10/17, 4:39 PM, "Gang(Gary) Wang" wrote: > > Hi Folks, > > With the support and contribution from you and our community, > Mnemonic > has evolved to integrate with Apache Hadoop© and Apache Spark©. it > makes > those two popular computing engines possible to get benefits from > Durable > Object Model and Durable Computing Model. > > We continue to enrich features of Mnemonic and add new concept/model > to > Mnemonic. we also encourage you to propose ideas, suggestion for > Mnemonic > development and introduce more contributors to our community, Thanks! > > Very truly yours. > +Gary. > > >
Re: [MILESTONE] Apache Mnemonic (incubating) development
Yes sure, looks It seems a good timing for us to consider about press to reach broader audience. please guide us to create one if desired. Thanks! Very truly yours. +Gary On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 4:59 PM, Patrick Hunt wrote: > Wow, that sounds great, kudos! > > Have you considered putting out some press with Sally? (Apache Public > Relations Committee) Seems like a great thing to publicise and use to build > interest/community. > > Regards, > > Patrick > > > On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Gang(Gary) Wang wrote: > > > Hi Folks, > > > > With the support and contribution from you and our community, Mnemonic > > has evolved to integrate with Apache Hadoop© and Apache Spark©. it makes > > those two popular computing engines possible to get benefits from Durable > > Object Model and Durable Computing Model. > > > > We continue to enrich features of Mnemonic and add new concept/model to > > Mnemonic. we also encourage you to propose ideas, suggestion for Mnemonic > > development and introduce more contributors to our community, Thanks! > > > > Very truly yours. > > +Gary. > > >
Re: [MILESTONE] Apache Mnemonic (incubating) development
Great! We should have a quick start guide with usage examples of sessions and durable structures. For Spark and Hadoop, we can publish few benchmark results on real workloads. Looking forward to more feature suggestions Thanks, Johnu On 5/10/17, 4:39 PM, "Gang(Gary) Wang" wrote: Hi Folks, With the support and contribution from you and our community, Mnemonic has evolved to integrate with Apache Hadoop© and Apache Spark©. it makes those two popular computing engines possible to get benefits from Durable Object Model and Durable Computing Model. We continue to enrich features of Mnemonic and add new concept/model to Mnemonic. we also encourage you to propose ideas, suggestion for Mnemonic development and introduce more contributors to our community, Thanks! Very truly yours. +Gary.
Re: [MILESTONE] Apache Mnemonic (incubating) development
Wow, that sounds great, kudos! Have you considered putting out some press with Sally? (Apache Public Relations Committee) Seems like a great thing to publicise and use to build interest/community. Regards, Patrick On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Gang(Gary) Wang wrote: > Hi Folks, > > With the support and contribution from you and our community, Mnemonic > has evolved to integrate with Apache Hadoop© and Apache Spark©. it makes > those two popular computing engines possible to get benefits from Durable > Object Model and Durable Computing Model. > > We continue to enrich features of Mnemonic and add new concept/model to > Mnemonic. we also encourage you to propose ideas, suggestion for Mnemonic > development and introduce more contributors to our community, Thanks! > > Very truly yours. > +Gary. >
