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[GitHub] [arrow-datafusion] alamb commented on issue #1273: Question: Is the Ballista project providing value to the overall DataFusion project?

alamb commented on issue #1273:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow-datafusion/issues/1273#issuecomment-1014661089


   > My personal opinion is that Ballista makes sense to be part of DataFusion. It may potentially affect (and depend on) many things such as partition strategy, join strategy, planner, etc. I recognize there might be some overhead in development, maybe this is an opportunity for us to define some APIs to make it easier. @alamb @houqp Do you guys think this is reasonable?
   
   I think this is very reasonable. I view `datafusion` as a single node, sharable query engine that isn't really designed to be used by itself -- rather it can be used to create systems such as ballista (and [other projects](https://github.com/apache/arrow-datafusion#known-uses))
   
   Having ballista in the same repo as a way to validate datafusion API changes seems valuable to me 👍  and I am happy to have some minor extra overhead on DataFusion API changes. What I really want to see is Ballista actively used / driven forward by the community, which it sounds like @realno  is preparing to propose. 
   
   cc @yahoNanJing and @gaojun2048 who have opened PRs with contributions for Ballista recently 
   
   


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