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[GitHub] srowen edited a comment on issue #23715: [SPARK-26803][PYTHON] Add
sbin subdirectory to pyspark
srowen edited a comment on issue #23715: [SPARK-26803][PYTHON] Add sbin subdirectory to pyspark
URL: https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/23715#issuecomment-459518081
The pyspark pip package is the client side... I don't even think it would have the Spark binaries to run, like the history server. I don't think pip is a good way to distribute all that. It would be 100s of MB of JAR files that almost no app actually needs.
You're meant to run Spark (which is more than the Pyspark wrapper) by getting a distribution of, well, all of Spark.
EDIT: I looked at my pyspark install and it does actually have a bunch of JARs, hm. I presume this is for running in local mode, but here I'm out of my depth. Maybe that's good news? if you really mean to just run spark locally. But yeah for managing a standalone cluster or the history server, that's really beyond pyspark and you'd need a full distribution.
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