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6. Wrapping Up

This section concludes the Tutorial by freeing up the resources used so far.

Clean up

Since we’ve used a Multipass VM for this tutorial, the clean up process consists of making sure the VM is deleted from the Host machine.

multipass delete --purge spark-tutorial

This command immediately deletes VM and all associated resources.

Learn more

Parts of this tutorial were originally presented in a talk at Ubuntu Summit 2023.

The recording is available on YouTube.

This tutorial covers running Charmed Apache Spark locally using MicroK8s.

Running Charmed Apache Spark on MicroK8s locally is limited by the available system resources.

For a more scalable and production-ready setup, you can deploy the Charmed Apache Spark solution on AWS EKS.

Refer to the how-to guide for instructions on deploying and configuring an AWS EKS cluster for Charmed Apache Spark.

You can also check out a video demonstration from the 2023 Operator Day demo showcasing Charmed Apache Spark running on AWS EKS.

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