Batch Querying with Cascading

By nathan marz | Published: September 25, 2009

As promised at the meetup yesterday, I’ve released the source code for batch querying with Cascading at http://github.com/nathanmarz/cascading-batch-query/

Here is the presentation from the meetup:

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