public function __construct($output)
{
// parse the output as path name (just in case someone called
// the constructor with an absolute path instead of a relative path)
$path = new Yothalot\Path($output);
// store
$this->output = $path->relative();
}
* system. To find out what the absolute path name of this file is on this
* machine, we make use of the Yothalot\Path class to turn the relative name
* into an absolute path (GlusterFS must be mounted on this machine)
*
* @var Yothalot\Path
*/
$path = new Yothalot\Path("linecount-results.txt");
/**
* Unlink the result upon start, to make sure that we don't display the previous result.
*/
unlink($path->absolute());
/**
* Create an instance of the WordCount algorithm
* @var WordCount
*/
$wordcount = new LineCount($path->relative());
/**
* We want to send this WordCount instance to the Yothalot master. To do this,
* we need an instance of this master object.
*
* (Under the hood, you do not connect with the Yothalot master process, but to
* a RabbitMQ message queue, the login details are therefore the RabbitMQ
* details)
*
* @var Yothalot\Master
*/
$master = new Yothalot\Connection();
/**
* Now that we have access to the master, we can tell the master to create a
* new MapReduce job, using our WordCount implementation. The return value
* is a Yothalot\Job object, that has many methods to feed data to the job,
* system. To find out what the absolute path name of this file is on this
* machine, we make use of the Yothalot\Path class to turn the relative name
* into an absolute path (GlusterFS must be mounted on this machine)
*
* @var Yothalot\Path
*/
$path = new Yothalot\Path("wordcount-results.txt");
/**
* Unlink the result upon start, to make sure that we don't display the previous result.
*/
unlink($path->absolute());
/**
* Create an instance of the WordCount algorithm
* @var WordCount
*/
$wordcount = new WordCount($path->relative());
/**
* We want to send this WordCount instance to the Yothalot connection. To do this,
* we need an instance of the connection to Yothalot.
*
* (Under the hood, you do not connect with the Yothalot master process, but to
* a RabbitMQ message queue, the login details are therefore the RabbitMQ
* details)
*
* @var Yothalot\Connect
*/
$connection = new Yothalot\Connection();
/**
* Now that we have access to a connection, we can create a
* new MapReduce job object, using this connection and our WordCount
* implementation. The job object has many methods to feed data to the job,
/**
* This should be 3x the linecount-results by definition, because
* multiple inputs are being used.
*
* @var Yothalot\Path
*/
$path = new Yothalot\Path("linecount-results-3.txt");
/**
* Unlink the result upon start, to make sure that we don't display the previous result.
*/
unlink($path->absolute());
/**
* Create an instance of the merger
* @var Merger
*/
$merger = new Merger($path->relative());
/**
* We want to send this WordCount instance to the Yothalot connection. To do this,
* we need an instance of the connection to Yothalot.
*
* (Under the hood, you do not connect with the Yothalot master process, but to
* a RabbitMQ message queue, the login details are therefore the RabbitMQ
* details)
*
* @var Yothalot\Connect
*/
$connection = new Yothalot\Connection();
/**
* Create the merging job
* @var Job
*/
