Polars Nanook Compute
The compute engine of Polars Nanook, which scales Polars from your laptop to a cluster. This package runs a cluster on your own Linux servers, without Kubernetes.
pip install polars-nanook-compute
See the documentation to start a cluster and run a first query.
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