Project Zen: Improving Apache Spark for Python Users
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Project Zen aims to enhance Apache Spark for Python users by addressing documentation challenges, improving IDE support, and facilitating better type hinting. The initiative seeks to make PySpark more Pythonic and user-friendly through redesigned documentation, clearer exception handling, and a streamlined installation process via PyPI. Future efforts will focus on enhanced interoperability with other Python libraries, improved readability, and standardization of warnings and exceptions.
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▪ Deprecated Python built-in instance support when creating a DataFrame
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- 1. Project Zen: Improving Apache Spark for Python Users Hyukjin Kwon Databricks Software Engineer
- 2. Hyukjin Kwon ▪ Apache Spark Committer / PMC ▪ Major Koalas contributor ▪ Databricks Software Engineer ▪ @HyukjinKwon in GitHub
- 3. Agenda What is Project Zen? Redesigned Documentation PySpark Type Hints Distribution Option for PyPI Users Roadmap
- 4. What is Project Zen?
- 5. Python Growth 68% of notebook commands on Databricks are in Python
- 6. PySpark Today ▪ Documentation difficult to navigate ▪ All APIs under each module is listed in single page ▪ No other information or classification ▪ Lack of information ▪ No Quickstart page ▪ No Installation page ▪ No Introduction PySpark documentation
- 7. PySpark Today ▪ IDE unfriendly ▪ Dynamically defined functions reported as missing functions ▪ Lack of autocompletion support ▪ Lack of type checking support ▪ Notebook unfriendly ▪ Lack of autocompletion support Missing import in IDE Autocompletion in IDE Autocompletion in Jupyter
- 8. PySpark Today ▪ Less Pythonic ▪ Deprecated Python built-in instance support when creating a DataFrame >>> spark.createDataFrame([{'a': 1}]) /.../session.py:378: UserWarning: inferring schema from dict is deprecated, please use pyspark.sql.Row instead
- 9. PySpark Today ▪ Missing distributions with other Hadoop versions in PyPI ▪ Missing Hadoop 3 distribution ▪ Missing Hive 1.2 distribution PyPI DistributionApache Mirror
- 10. PySpark Today ▪ Inconsistent exceptions and warnings ▪ Unclassified exceptions and warnings >>> spark.range(10).explain(1, 2) Traceback (most recent call last): ... Exception: extended and mode should not be set together.
- 11. The Zen of Python PEP 20 -- The Zen of Python
- 12. Project Zen (SPARK-32082) ▪ Be Pythonic ▪ The Zen of Python ▪ Python friendly ▪ Better and easier use of PySpark ▪ Better documentation ▪ Clear exceptions and warnings ▪ Python type hints: autocompletion, static type checking and error detection ▪ More options for pip installation ▪ Better interoperability with other Python libraries ▪ pandas, pyarrow, NumPy, Koalas, etc. ▪ Visualization
- 14. Problems in PySpark Documentation (Old) PySpark documentation ▪ Everything in few pages ▪ Whole module in single page w/o classification ▪ Difficult to navigate ▪ Very long to stroll down ▪ Virtually no structure ▪ No other useful pages ▪ How to start? ▪ How to ship 3rd party packages together? ▪ How to install? ▪ How to debug / setup an IDE?
- 15. New PySpark Documentation New PySpark documentation
- 16. New PySpark Documentation New user guide page
- 17. New PySpark Documentation Search Other pages Top menu Contents in the current page Sub-titles in the current page
- 18. New API Reference New API reference page
- 19. New API Reference New API reference page └── module A ├── classification A … └── classification ...
- 20. New API Reference New API reference page
- 21. New API Reference New API reference page Table for each classification
- 22. New API Reference New API reference page
- 23. New API Reference New API reference page Each page for each API
- 25. Live Notebook Move to live notebook (Binder integration)
- 26. Live Notebook Live notebook (Binder integration)
- 27. Other New Pages New useful pages
- 29. What are Python Type Hints? def greeting(name): return 'Hello ' + name Typical Python codes def greeting(name: str) -> str: return 'Hello ' + name Python codes with type hints def greeting(name: str) -> str: ... Stub syntax (.pyi file)
- 30. Why are Python Type Hints good? ▪ IDE Support ▪ Notebook Support ▪ Documentation ▪ Static error detection Before type hints After type hints
- 31. Why are Python Type Hints good? ▪ IDE Support ▪ Notebook Support ▪ Documentation ▪ Static error detection Before type hints After type hints
- 32. Why are Python Type Hints good? ▪ IDE Support ▪ Notebook Support ▪ Documentation ▪ Static error detection Before type hints After type hints
- 33. Why are Python Type Hints good? ▪ IDE Support ▪ Notebook Support ▪ Documentation ▪ Static error detection Static error detection https://github.com/zero323/pyspark-stubs#motivation
- 34. Python Type Hints in PySpark Built-in in the upcoming Apache Spark 3.1! Community support: zero323/pyspark-stubs User facing APIs only Stub (.pyi) files
- 35. Installation Option for PyPI Users
- 36. PyPI Distribution PySpark on PyPI
- 37. PyPI Distribution ▪ Multiple distributions available ▪ Hadoop 2.7 and Hive 1.2 ▪ Hadoop 2.7 and Hive 2.3 ▪ Hadoop 3.2 and Hive 2.3 ▪ Hive 2.3 without Hadoop ▪ PySpark distribution in PyPI ▪ Hadoop 2.7 and Hive 1.3 Multiple distributions in Apache Mirror One distribution in PyPI
- 38. New Installation Options HADOOP_VERSION=3.2 pip install pyspark HADOOP_VERSION=2.7 pip install pyspark HADOOP_VERSION=without pip install pyspark PYSPARK_RELEASE_MIRROR=http://mirror.apache-kr.org HADOOP_VERSION=2.7 pip install Spark with Hadoop 3.2 Spark with Hadoop 2.7 Spark without Hadoop Spark downloading from the specified mirror
- 39. Why not pip --install-options? Ongoing issues in pip
- 40. Roadmap
- 41. Roadmap ▪ Migrate to NumPy documentation style ▪ Better classification ▪ Better readability ▪ Widely used """Specifies some hint on the current :class:`DataFrame`. :param name: A name of the hint. :param parameters: Optional parameters. :return: :class:`DataFrame` """Specifies some hint on the current :class:`DataFrame`. Parameters ---------- name : str A name of the hint. parameters : dict, optional Optional parameters Returns ------- DataFrame Numpydoc stylereST style
- 42. Roadmap ▪ Standardize warnings and exceptions ▪ Classify the exception and warning types ▪ Python friendly messages instead of JVM stack trace >>> spark.range(10).explain(1, 2) Traceback (most recent call last): ... Exception: extended and mode should not be set together. Plain Exception being thrown
- 43. Roadmap ▪ Interoperability between NumPy, Koalas, other libraries ▪ Common features in DataFrames ▪ NumPy universe function ▪ Visualization and plotting ▪ Make a chart from Spark DataFrame
- 44. Re-cap
- 45. Re-cap ▪ Python and PySpark are becoming more and more popular ▪ PySpark documentation is redesigned with many new pages ▪ Auto-completion and type checking in IDE and notebooks ▪ PySpark download options in PyPI
- 46. Re-cap: What’s next? ▪ Migrate to NumPy documentation style ▪ Standardize warnings and exceptions ▪ Visualization ▪ Interoperability between NumPy, Koalas, other libraries
- 47. Question?