Graph Allocation Examples
Basic component allocation
This example shows a graph with two components, where allocation ensures that the first component will be executed on Cluster node1 and the second component will be executed on Cluster node2.

Basic component allocation with remote data transfer
Two components connected with an edge can have a different allocation. The first is executed on node1 and the second is executed on node2. Cluster environment automatically ensures remote data records transfer.

Multiple execution
A graph with multiple node allocation is executed in parallel. In this example, both components have a same allocation, so three identical transformations will be executed on Cluster node1, node2 and node3.

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