GitHub user uncleGen opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/4135
[SPARK-5205][Streaming]:Inconsistent behaviour between Streaming job and
others, when click kill link in WebUI
The "kill" link is used to kill a stage in job. It works in any kinds of
Spark job but Spark Streaming. To be specific, we can only kill the stage which
is used to run "Receiver", but not kill the "Receivers". Well, the stage can be
killed and cleaned from the ui, but the receivers are still alive and receiving
data. I think it dose not fit with the common sense. IMHO, killing the
"receiver" stage means kill the "receivers" and stopping receiving data.
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commit c90a288ca6fde01008ff3ab5d04970c8f120c4b1
Author: uncleGen <husty...@gmail.com>
Date: 2015-01-21T08:58:10Z
BUG FIX: Inconsistent behaviour between Streaming job and others, when
click kill link in WebUI
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