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06-15-2021 01:25 PM
I see that single node is a cluster mode option that I have when creating clusters. When should I use this compared to the standard mode?
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06-17-2021 04:09 PM
Single-node, like the name implies, is a single machine. It still has Spark, just a local cluster. This is a good choice if you are running a workload that does not use Spark, or only needs it for data access. One good example is a small deep learning job. Often it's most efficient and easiest to use one machine with multiple GPUs rather than try to distribute on a cluster.
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06-17-2021 04:09 PM
Single-node, like the name implies, is a single machine. It still has Spark, just a local cluster. This is a good choice if you are running a workload that does not use Spark, or only needs it for data access. One good example is a small deep learning job. Often it's most efficient and easiest to use one machine with multiple GPUs rather than try to distribute on a cluster.

