Just ran into it, great read. I hope that I will be able contribute again
in the future.
Awesome job done!
Am 14.08.2013 16:55 schrieb "Avery Ching" :
> Hi Giraphers,
>
> We recently released an article on we can use Giraph at the scale of a
> trillion edges at Facebook. If you're interested, pl
Hi Giraphers,
We recently released an article on we can use Giraph at the scale of a
trillion edges at Facebook. If you're interested, please take a look!
https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-engineering/scaling-apache-giraph-to-a-trillion-edges/10151617006153920
Avery
For the first point, the tutorial assumes you have an admin account
called "hdadmin". The error indicates that you haven't created the
account. The details are in the "Overview" section (Ubuntu Server
configuration).
The second is a typo. The tag needs to be removed. I
will patch this up.
Cheers
1.) This appears to be a typo on the quick start page. Assuming you've
followed the previous steps, it should be:
su - hduser
2.) This also appears to be a typo on the quick start page; the lack of the
initial tag is what's causing the error, but seeing that
there's no description, the tag in ge
Hi Marco,
Giraph currently does not support that. One way of doing this would be by
having a specific (pseudo-)vertex to act as the "injector" of the new
vertices and edges For example, it would read a file from HDFS and call the
mutable API during the computation, superstep after superstep.
On
Hello all,
I would like to know if there is any form to use dynamic graphs with Giraph. By
dynamic one can read graphs that may change while Giraph is
computing/deliberating. The changes are in the input file and are not caused by
the graph computation itself.
Is there any way to analyse it us
