Concerning your question how to run the programs one after another:
In the core method of the program, you can simply have a loop around the
part between "getExecutionEnvironment()" and "env.execute()". That way, you
trigger the programs one after another.
On Wed, Feb 4, 2015 at 9:34 PM, Fabian
Hi Stefan,
Flink uses only one broadcast variable for all parallel tasks on one
machine.
Flink can also load the broadcast variable into a custom data structure.
Have a look at the getBroadcastVariableWithInitializer() method:
/**
* Returns the result bound to the broadcast variable identified
Hi Squirrels,
I have some trouble expressing my use case in Flink terms, so I am asking
for your help:
I have five million documents and fourteen million search terms. For each
search term I want to know, in how many documents it occurs. So basically a
`grep` with very many search terms.
My curre