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Myria-Python is a Python interface to the Myria project, a distributed, shared-nothing big data management system and Cloud service from the University of Washington.
The Python components include intuitive, high-level interfaces for working with Myria, along with lower-level operations for interacting directly with the Myria API.
## Installation
Users can install this using pip install myria-python. Developers should clone the repository and run python setup.py develop.
## Usage
See our [detailed documentation](docs/index.md) for additional information on using this module.
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