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Description

This PR adds a quick-start guide for writing a basic task and running it on Spider. In future PRs, we will explain how to write complex tasks (e.g., tasks joined together into task graph) as well as how to use Spider's data and key-value stores.

NOTE: This should not be merged until the scheduler and worker can be run as standalone processes.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a comprehensive quick-start guide for users to effectively utilize the Spider distributed system.
  • Documentation
    • Added a new documentation file detailing steps for writing tasks, building shared libraries, and setting up a Spider cluster, including prerequisites and example tasks.

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The pull request introduces a new documentation file docs/quick-start.md that provides a comprehensive guide for users to quickly start using the Spider distributed system. The document covers the entire process of creating and executing tasks, from writing task functions to setting up a Spider cluster. It includes detailed instructions on system requirements, task implementation, shared library creation, client application development, and cluster configuration.

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docs/quick-start.md New documentation file added with a detailed quick-start guide for the Spider distributed system.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User
    participant Task as Task Function
    participant Client as Spider Client
    participant Cluster as Spider Cluster
    
    User->>Task: Implement task function
    User->>Task: Build shared library
    User->>Client: Write client application
    Client->>Cluster: Connect to cluster
    Client->>Cluster: Submit task
    Cluster->>Task: Execute task
    Task-->>Cluster: Return result
    Cluster-->>Client: Provide result
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Actionable comments posted: 6

🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
docs/quick-start.md (5)

21-25: Consider enhancing the requirements section

A few suggestions to improve clarity:

  • Add minimum version requirements for CMake
  • Consider adding approximate disk space requirements for Docker images
  • Format the Docker link reference to be consistent with the text (i.e., use [Docker] in line 23)

71-71: Replace hard tab with spaces

The line contains a hard tab character. For consistency, use spaces for indentation.

-		return x + y;
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29-34: Consider expanding on TaskContext usage

While the note mentions that TaskContext will be explained later, it would be helpful to provide a brief description of its purpose here, as it's a required parameter for all tasks.


254-266: Add execution verification steps

Consider adding:

  • Expected output for successful execution
  • Common error messages and their resolution
  • How to verify the task was executed on the cluster

267-271: Enhance the next steps section

Consider adding:

  • Links to advanced topics (even if the pages don't exist yet)
  • Brief overview of what fault tolerance means in Spider
  • Examples of more complex tasks users might want to try
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# Building the task into a shared library

In order for Spider to run a task, the task needs to be compiled into a shared library that Spider
can load.

TODO: Instructions and an example showing how to compile tasks into a shared library.

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Critical: Add missing build instructions

The TODO marker indicates missing instructions for compiling tasks into a shared library. This is a blocking issue as users cannot proceed without these instructions. Consider adding:

  • CMake configuration examples
  • Compiler flags for shared library creation
  • Output location expectations

Would you like me to help draft the missing build instructions section?

switch (job_status) {
case JobStatus::Succeeded: {
auto result = job_status.get_result();
if (result == job_status.get_result()) {
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Fix the result comparison logic

The condition is comparing the result with itself, which will always be true:

if (result == job_status.get_result())

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-if (result == job_status.get_result())
+if (result == 5)  // Expected sum of 2 + 3

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# Building the client

The client can be compiled like any normal C++ application except that we need to link it to the
Spider client library.

TODO: Instructions and an example for how to compile the client application.

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Critical: Add missing client build instructions

The TODO marker indicates missing instructions for compiling the client application. This is a blocking issue as users cannot proceed without these instructions. Consider adding:

  • CMake configuration examples
  • Required Spider library linking flags
  • Build system requirements

Would you like me to help draft the missing client build instructions section?

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--env MARIADB_USER=spider \
--env MARIADB_PASSWORD=password \
--env MARIADB_DATABASE=spider-storage \
--env MARIADB_ALLOW_EMPTY_ROOT_PASSWORD=true \
--publish 3306:3306 mariadb:latest
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add security warning for credentials

The example uses hardcoded credentials in plain text. Consider adding a security note about:

  • Using environment variables for credentials
  • Implementing proper authentication in production
  • Using secure password practices

To start the scheduler, run:

```shell
build/src/spider/spider_schdeuler \
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Fix typo in scheduler command

There's a typo in the executable name.

-build/src/spider/spider_schdeuler \
+build/src/spider/spider_scheduler \
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docs/quick-start.md (4)

157-157: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix the result comparison logic

The condition is comparing the result with itself, which will always be true.

-if (result == job_status.get_result())
+if (result == 5)  // Expected sum of 2 + 3

160-162: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix syntax error in error message

There's an invalid period after the string concatenation.

-                            << '\n'.
+                            << '\n';

231-235: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add security warning for credentials

The example uses hardcoded credentials in plain text. Consider adding a security note about:

  • Using environment variables for credentials
  • Implementing proper authentication in production
  • Using secure password practices

257-257: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix typo in scheduler command

There's a typo in the executable name.

-build/src/spider/spider_schdeuler \
+build/src/spider/spider_scheduler \
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docs/quick-start.md (4)

29-29: Fix grammatical error

Add the missing article "a":

-In Spider, a task is C++ function that satisfies the following conditions:
+In Spider, a task is a C++ function that satisfies the following conditions:
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Instead of using emphasis (_) for file names, consider using a proper heading structure:

-_tasks.hpp_
+### tasks.hpp

-_tasks.cpp_
+### tasks.cpp

-_client.cpp_
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186-186: Add missing commas for better readability

Add commas in the following sentences:

-The client can be compiled like any normal C++ application except that we need to link it to the Spider client library.
+The client can be compiled like any normal C++ application, except that we need to link it to the Spider client library.

-In future guides, we'll explain how to write more complex tasks as well as how to leverage Spider's support for fault tolerance.
+In future guides, we'll explain how to write more complex tasks, as well as how to leverage Spider's support for fault tolerance.

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