support hdfs accessing across different clusters #81
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Thanks for the contribution, please fix the lint error here https://travis-ci.org/dmlc/dmlc-core/builds/99229593 You can reproduce locally via |
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support hdfs accessing across different clusters
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At present, the dmlc-core only support default HDFS cluster accessing. However, we often need to access multiple HDFS clusters for data and model respectively in many different scenarios. So this patch aims to support hdfs accessing across different clusters. We can config the data or model througth absolute path, such as:
data=hdfs://host:port/path/to/data
model_out=hdfs://otherhost:otherport/path/to/model