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Wang Xin commented on MAPREDUCE-225:
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I want to know how about this issue,I want to get it HA future in 0.21v,but I 
want to know how to integration with ZK.someone can tell me how about 
Jobtrackers with Jgroup or others.

> Fault tolerant Hadoop Job Tracker
> ---------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MAPREDUCE-225
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAPREDUCE-225
>             Project: Hadoop Map/Reduce
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>         Environment: High availability enterprise system
>            Reporter: Francesco Salbaroli
>            Assignee: Francesco Salbaroli
>         Attachments: Enhancing the Hadoop MapReduce framework by adding 
> fault.ppt, FaultTolerantHadoop.pdf, HADOOP-4586-0.1.patch, 
> HADOOP-4586v0.3.patch, jgroups-all.jar
>
>
> The Hadoop framework has been designed, in an eort to enhance perfor-
> mances, with a single JobTracker (master node). It's responsibilities varies
> from managing job submission process, compute the input splits, schedule
> the tasks to the slave nodes (TaskTrackers) and monitor their health.
> In some environments, like the IBM and Google's Internet-scale com-
> puting initiative, there is the need for high-availability, and performances
> becomes a secondary issue. In this environments, having a system with
> a Single Point of Failure (such as Hadoop's single JobTracker) is a major
> concern.
> My proposal is to provide a redundant version of Hadoop by adding
> support for multiple replicated JobTrackers. This design can be approached
> in many dierent ways. 
> In the document at: 
> http://sites.google.com/site/hadoopthesis/Home/FaultTolerantHadoop.pdf?attredirects=0
> I wrote an overview of the problem and some approaches to solve it.
> I post this to the community to gather feedback on the best way to proceed in 
> my work.
> Thank you!

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