Just bumping this thread as I am still looking for answers.
On Sun, Mar 20, 2016 at 11:31 AM, Anirudh Perugu <
anirudh.per...@stonybrook.edu> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> This is in follow up to *1. How many workers can I have? *
> So I understand that per-worker parallelism is achieved using compute
Hello all,
This is in follow up to *1. How many workers can I have? *
So I understand that per-worker parallelism is achieved using compute
threads. Hence, giraph.numComputeThreads maximum value is limited to # of
cores. What is the # of workers limited to? (cannot be 1 for my setup as
job runs su
Hello All,
I am a giraph newbie, so kindly bear with me. I am trying to run BFS on a
graph which has : 28048 edges and 786 nodes.
*Here is my Setup :*
Single Node Cluster, 8GB RAM, 4 Cores, Apache Yarn 2.7.2, Giraph 1.2.0, my
single machine has everything(yarn+giraph) running on it.
*1. How many
