Added docker-compose example and reformatted documentation. #7
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The README.md has been reorganized to make it easy for users to find a clean spark standalone dockerfile. Additionally we no longer rely on the spark hostname and hard coded local ip. A docker-compose file will be added later for a quick one line start.
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Seems pretty useful! |
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@Ouwen very impressive indeed. have you been able to configure Hive? |
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@nvictor I have not configured hive yet; something I am considering though. |
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Hey Prashanth (@P7h),
I enjoyed the simplicity of your repo greatly when trying to decide how to best run spark locally. I felt the repo could benefit from a docker-compose example.
I also made a couple edits to the README to put the getting started section first. Let me know what you think.