Apache Wayang

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Apache Wayang is a meta-processing framework that allows users to run data processing applications on multiple platforms without changing the native code. Wayang provides an abstraction^[1][2] on top of existing platforms and uses machine learning to cost-optimize^[3] data processing queries. Wayang is currently part of the Apache incubator.

Architecture[edit]

Wayang has a three-layer architecture:

1. The application layer models all application-specific logic
2. The core layer provides the intermediate representation between applications and processing platforms
3. The platform layer connects and executes the underlying processing platform tasks

Features[edit]

Wayang supports^[4] the following data processing platforms:

• Java Streams
• Apache Spark
• Apache Flink
• Apache Giraph
• GraphChi
• PostgreSQL
• SQLite

See also[edit]

• List of Apache Software Foundation projects
• Federated Learning

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