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Basic example runs. Documentation fixed.
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Next, start the sender and the receiver
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./run varys.examples.VarysExampleServer <MASTER_URL> <serverPort>
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./run varys.examples.VarysExampleClient <serverHost> <serverPort> COFLOW-000000
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./run varys.examples.VarysExampleClient <serverHost> <serverPort> 0
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This should log statements on the console stating coflow register, transfer, and other events.
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Finally, stop Varys by typing
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./bin/stop-all.sh
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Note that we are manually providing the CoflowId (COFLOW-000000) to the reciever, which should be provided by the framework driver (e.g., JobTracker for Hadoop or SparkContext for Spark).
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Note that we are manually providing the CoflowId (0) to the reciever, which should be provided by the framework driver (e.g., JobTracker for Hadoop or SparkContext for Spark).
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Take a look at the `BroadcastService` example that does a slightly better job in containing everything (driver, sender, and receiver) in the same application.
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Finally, if we do not start Varys (i.e., do not call `start-all.sh`) then `VarysInputStream` and `VarysOutputStream` will transparently forward data back and forth between sockets and applications.

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