[Question] Anyone knows how to impl a remote scheduler?
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Hi everyone, I'm confused about how to implement a remote scheduler.
Do I need to serialize the entire operation state, and then send it to remote through network?
Sounds very tricky, because the operation state contains a lot non-serializable things like lambdas of the ex::then callback.
Could any one help me? Any idea will be helpful, thanks in advance!
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