Python package for deploying Myria on Amazon EC2
## How to set up a Myria cluster on EC2
For local development, clone this repository, set up a virtual environment using `virtualenv`, and use the following command (run from the repository root directory) to install the package while allowing editing _in situ_:
```
pip install --upgrade --editable .
```
To deploy a Myria cluster using this package, or to install this package for non-development use, please refer to the [Myria Cloud Deployment](http://myria.cs.washington.edu/docs/myria-ec2.html) documentation.
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