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github.com/omarsalah448/map-reduce
This project provides an implementation of:
A sequential map-reduce library that can support any arbitrary map and reduce functions. (Task 1)
A word-count map-reduce application. (Task 2)
A distributed implementation of map-reduce that is tolerant to worker failures. (Task 3)
To test you can use open a terminal and use "go test -run TestSequentialSingle mapreduce/..." as shown in the figure
-similary you can use "go test -run TestSequentialMany mapreduce/..." for testing of task 1
For task two you can run "go run word_count.go master sequential papers" to run the word count using map reduce,the output is found in a file called "mrtmp.wcnt_seq"
Similary for task 3 you can run: go test -run TestBasic mapreduce/... go test -run TestOneFailure mapreduce/... go test -run TestManyFailures mapreduce/...
For more detailed explaination please refer to the assignment.pdf
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