Adds an example in Scala of writing to Cloud Spanner using Apache Spark on Cloud Dataproc. #1454
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…ataproc This commits adds an example of using Apache Spark (on Cloud Dataproc) to write to Cloud Spanner via JDBC in Scala. There is no other public documentation or examples of how to do this. As a result, this example will help customers.
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This adds an example in Scala of writing to Cloud Spanner using Apache Spark on Cloud Dataproc.
As per the README, no such example already exists.
This should help customers looking for guidance on how to do this on Google Cloud.