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Devaraj Das commented on HADOOP-4472:
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If we think that doing HADOOP-4513 addresses the issue to do with initializing
too many jobs simultaneously in the capacity scheduler, then I propose that we
don't fix this issue at all for now. Instead we should look at HADOOP-4421.
Thoughts?
> Should we move out the creation of setup/cleanup tasks from
> JobInProgress.initTasks()?
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> Key: HADOOP-4472
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-4472
> Project: Hadoop Core
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: mapred
> Reporter: Vivek Ratan
> Assignee: Amareshwari Sriramadasu
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> JobInProgress.initTasks() creates TIPs for map and reduce tasks, and also the
> newly-introduced setup and cleanup tasks. initTasks() is called by the
> schedulers, as for reasons of memory optimizations, schedulers may choose to
> initialize M/R tasks at various moments (the Capacity Scheduler, for example,
> calls initTasks() just when it considers a job for running). One can say that
> Schedulers 'own' the initialization of M/R tasks in a job. Furthermore the JT
> 'owns' the setup and cleanup tasks (it schedules them, and Schedulers are
> unaware of these tasks). This causes a problematic dependency between the JT
> and a Scheduler. For example, the Capacity Scheduler calls initTasks() and
> immediately calls JobInProgress.obtainNewMapTask for a map task. This is a
> problem today, because we cannot run any map or reduce tasks before the setup
> task is run, which the Capacity Scheduler is not aware of.
> Either all Schedulers are explicitly aware of setup/cleanup tasks and their
> dependencies with M/R tasks (in which case, Schedulers 'own' the creation and
> scheduling of all these tasks correctly), or the JT 'owns' the setup/cleanup
> tasks and Schedulers are completely unaware of them (in which case, the
> creation of setup/cleanup tasks must be moved out of initTasks into a
> separate method which is called by the JT).
> I think the latter is the right way to go (unless we implement HADOOP-4421,
> in which case the former option may be viable as well).
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