tusk-cluster
Cluster mode plugin for Tusk - distributed queries with DataFusion and Arrow Flight.
Installation
pip install tusk-cluster
Or for development:
cd plugins/tusk-cluster
pip install -e .
Usage
CLI Commands
# Start a local dev cluster (scheduler + workers)
tusk cluster-dev --workers 3
# Or start components separately:
tusk cluster-scheduler --port 8814
tusk cluster-worker --scheduler localhost:8814 --port 8815
Web UI
Once installed, a "Cluster" tab will appear in Tusk Studio where you can:
- Connect to remote schedulers
- Start/stop local clusters
- Monitor workers and jobs
- Submit distributed queries
Architecture
- Scheduler: Coordinates job distribution using Arrow Flight
- Worker: Executes queries using DataFusion
- Communication: Arrow Flight for efficient data transfer
Requirements
tuskdata>=0.1.0datafusion>=43.0.0pyarrow>=18.0.0
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