Splice Machine Python Package
This package contains all of the classes and functions you need to interact with Splice Machine's scale out, Hadoop on SQL RDBMS from Python. It also contains several machine learning utilities for use with Apache Spark.
Installation Instructions: with Pip
(sudo) pip install splicemachine
To include notebook utilities
(sudo) pip install splicemachine[notebook]
To include statistics utilities
(sudo) pip install splicemachine[stats]
To include all extras (recommended)
(sudo) pip install splicemachine[all]
NOTE: If you use zsh and plan to install extras, you must escape the brackets (pip install splicemachine\[all\]
Modules
This package contains 4 main external modules. First, splicemachine.spark.context, which houses our Python wrapped Native Spark Datasource, as well as our External Native Spark Datasource, for use outside of the Kubernetes Cluster. Second, splicemachine.mlflow_support which houses our Python interface to MLManager. Lastly, splicemachine.stats which houses functions/classes which simplify machine learning (by providing functions like Decision Tree Visualizers, Model Evaluators etc.) and splicemachine.notebook which provides Jupyter Notebook specific functionality like an embedded MLFlow UI and Spark Jobs UI.
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splicemachine.spark.context: Native Spark Datasource for interacting with Splice Machine from Spark1.1)
splicemachine.spark.context.ExtPySpliceContext: External Native Spark Datasource for interacting with Splice Machine from Spark. Usage is mostly identical to above after instantiation (with a few extra functions available). To instantiate, you must provide thekafkaServersparameter pointing to the Kafka URL of the splice cluster you want to connect to. In Standalone, that url will be the default parameter of the class (localhost:9092) -
splicemachine.mlflow_support: MLFlow wrapped MLManager interface from Python. The majority of documentation is identical to MLflow. Additional functions and functionality are available in the docs -
splicemachine.features: The Python SDK entrypoint to the Splice Machine Feature Store -
Extensions
4.1)
splicemachine.stats: houses utilities for machine learning4.2)
splicemachine.notebooks: houses utilities for use in Jupyter Notebooks running in the Kubernetes cloud environment
Docs
The docs are managed py readthedocs and Sphinx. See latest docs here
Building the docs
cd docs
make html
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