Slides for an introductory course in Spark. VERY informal
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README.md

These slides are an introduction to Spark and distributed computation. They are part of a course in big data infrastructure (spark, docker, kubernetes). Right before this lesson, the course teaches some basic Scala and functional programming.

The slides and demos should not take longer than 3.5 hours, including questions.

Generate the PDF

Use the makefile or or compiler of choice (e.g. pdflatex).

make pdf

You might need to run it twice to get the table of contents right.

Requirements

  • latex + beamer
  • xelatex/luatex (optional, for the special fonts)
  • make (optional)