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Turn Spark Stream from Socket into DataFrame


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I established a socket connection with my SparkSession that is sending a row of a .csv-File to my Stream.



So far my (PySpark-) code looks like this:



stream = spark.readStream.format('socket').option('host', 'localhost').option('port', 5555).load()

stream.writeStream.format('console').start().awaitTermination()


This prints the lines of the .csv File in one column like this:



+-----------------+
| value|
+-----------------+
|[2, C4653, C5030]|
+-----------------+


But what I actually would like to have is this:



+-----+-----+-----+
| col1| col2| col3|
+-----+-----+-----+
| 2|C4653|C5030|
+-----+-----+-----+


I would like to use this as a DataFrame to feed a ML-Pipeline with.



How can I process the incoming Stream Data?










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    I established a socket connection with my SparkSession that is sending a row of a .csv-File to my Stream.



    So far my (PySpark-) code looks like this:



    stream = spark.readStream.format('socket').option('host', 'localhost').option('port', 5555).load()

    stream.writeStream.format('console').start().awaitTermination()


    This prints the lines of the .csv File in one column like this:



    +-----------------+
    | value|
    +-----------------+
    |[2, C4653, C5030]|
    +-----------------+


    But what I actually would like to have is this:



    +-----+-----+-----+
    | col1| col2| col3|
    +-----+-----+-----+
    | 2|C4653|C5030|
    +-----+-----+-----+


    I would like to use this as a DataFrame to feed a ML-Pipeline with.



    How can I process the incoming Stream Data?










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      I established a socket connection with my SparkSession that is sending a row of a .csv-File to my Stream.



      So far my (PySpark-) code looks like this:



      stream = spark.readStream.format('socket').option('host', 'localhost').option('port', 5555).load()

      stream.writeStream.format('console').start().awaitTermination()


      This prints the lines of the .csv File in one column like this:



      +-----------------+
      | value|
      +-----------------+
      |[2, C4653, C5030]|
      +-----------------+


      But what I actually would like to have is this:



      +-----+-----+-----+
      | col1| col2| col3|
      +-----+-----+-----+
      | 2|C4653|C5030|
      +-----+-----+-----+


      I would like to use this as a DataFrame to feed a ML-Pipeline with.



      How can I process the incoming Stream Data?










      share|improve this question
















      I established a socket connection with my SparkSession that is sending a row of a .csv-File to my Stream.



      So far my (PySpark-) code looks like this:



      stream = spark.readStream.format('socket').option('host', 'localhost').option('port', 5555).load()

      stream.writeStream.format('console').start().awaitTermination()


      This prints the lines of the .csv File in one column like this:



      +-----------------+
      | value|
      +-----------------+
      |[2, C4653, C5030]|
      +-----------------+


      But what I actually would like to have is this:



      +-----+-----+-----+
      | col1| col2| col3|
      +-----+-----+-----+
      | 2|C4653|C5030|
      +-----+-----+-----+


      I would like to use this as a DataFrame to feed a ML-Pipeline with.



      How can I process the incoming Stream Data?







      python pyspark spark-streaming






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          You already has a Data Frame stream, which just need to change schema.



          Just add this transformation after load() call:



           stream.selectExpr("split(value, ' ')[0] as col1","split(value, ' ')[1] as col2", "split(value, ' ')[2] as col3")





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          • thanks for the answer, but trying .foreachRDD I get an error saying that DataFrame object has no attribute 'foreachRDD ? any hints on how I can get my incoming string into the desired format?

            – dnks23
            Mar 21 at 7:46











          • I considered you are using stream from Spark Streaming. Since you already has Data Frame, it become easier. Updated the answer.

            – Volodymyr Zubariev
            Mar 22 at 0:58











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          You already has a Data Frame stream, which just need to change schema.



          Just add this transformation after load() call:



           stream.selectExpr("split(value, ' ')[0] as col1","split(value, ' ')[1] as col2", "split(value, ' ')[2] as col3")





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          • thanks for the answer, but trying .foreachRDD I get an error saying that DataFrame object has no attribute 'foreachRDD ? any hints on how I can get my incoming string into the desired format?

            – dnks23
            Mar 21 at 7:46











          • I considered you are using stream from Spark Streaming. Since you already has Data Frame, it become easier. Updated the answer.

            – Volodymyr Zubariev
            Mar 22 at 0:58















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          You already has a Data Frame stream, which just need to change schema.



          Just add this transformation after load() call:



           stream.selectExpr("split(value, ' ')[0] as col1","split(value, ' ')[1] as col2", "split(value, ' ')[2] as col3")





          share|improve this answer

























          • thanks for the answer, but trying .foreachRDD I get an error saying that DataFrame object has no attribute 'foreachRDD ? any hints on how I can get my incoming string into the desired format?

            – dnks23
            Mar 21 at 7:46











          • I considered you are using stream from Spark Streaming. Since you already has Data Frame, it become easier. Updated the answer.

            – Volodymyr Zubariev
            Mar 22 at 0:58













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          You already has a Data Frame stream, which just need to change schema.



          Just add this transformation after load() call:



           stream.selectExpr("split(value, ' ')[0] as col1","split(value, ' ')[1] as col2", "split(value, ' ')[2] as col3")





          share|improve this answer















          You already has a Data Frame stream, which just need to change schema.



          Just add this transformation after load() call:



           stream.selectExpr("split(value, ' ')[0] as col1","split(value, ' ')[1] as col2", "split(value, ' ')[2] as col3")






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          • thanks for the answer, but trying .foreachRDD I get an error saying that DataFrame object has no attribute 'foreachRDD ? any hints on how I can get my incoming string into the desired format?

            – dnks23
            Mar 21 at 7:46











          • I considered you are using stream from Spark Streaming. Since you already has Data Frame, it become easier. Updated the answer.

            – Volodymyr Zubariev
            Mar 22 at 0:58

















          • thanks for the answer, but trying .foreachRDD I get an error saying that DataFrame object has no attribute 'foreachRDD ? any hints on how I can get my incoming string into the desired format?

            – dnks23
            Mar 21 at 7:46











          • I considered you are using stream from Spark Streaming. Since you already has Data Frame, it become easier. Updated the answer.

            – Volodymyr Zubariev
            Mar 22 at 0:58
















          thanks for the answer, but trying .foreachRDD I get an error saying that DataFrame object has no attribute 'foreachRDD ? any hints on how I can get my incoming string into the desired format?

          – dnks23
          Mar 21 at 7:46





          thanks for the answer, but trying .foreachRDD I get an error saying that DataFrame object has no attribute 'foreachRDD ? any hints on how I can get my incoming string into the desired format?

          – dnks23
          Mar 21 at 7:46













          I considered you are using stream from Spark Streaming. Since you already has Data Frame, it become easier. Updated the answer.

          – Volodymyr Zubariev
          Mar 22 at 0:58





          I considered you are using stream from Spark Streaming. Since you already has Data Frame, it become easier. Updated the answer.

          – Volodymyr Zubariev
          Mar 22 at 0:58



















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