Processing Robot Data at Scale with R and Kubernetes
summary
R runs in Docker containers on Kubernetes to preprocess several hundred GB of compressed JSONL; Pachyderm pipelines version inputs and outputs so reruns propagate automatically. Data extraction performs nearest-timestamp joins to fuse sensor streams into single observations, then feature engineering uses a 42‑second lookback to label pre-failure windows. Parallelization relies on the future package and multicore containers, and tests use Pachyderm on an 80 CPU / 520 GB RAM cluster under $10/hr.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:55Robots are everywhere
- 1:23In Orbit
- 1:44Problems
- 2:43Feature Engineering
- 3:40Data Pipeline
- 5:47Parallelization
- 6:37Implications
- 7:11Outro
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