Hi,
I am getting a missing chosen worker error upon running a custom program
(triangle counting) on a graph dataset of about 7K nodes and 200K edges.
The program runs fine on the first two supersteps, but throws a missing
chosen worker error in the third superstep. In the third superstep each
node
If you expected your job to take a while and you just want to make sure the
job doesn't fail due to timeouts, you can set the hadoop parameter "
mapreduce.task.timeout" to a higher value or to 0 for no timeouts at all.
If you didn't expect your job to take a while on a single worker, it's hard
to
Hi,
In my giraph job, one of the workers just outputs the same log repeatedly
and ultimately the job fails because of it not reporting its status.
Here is the log:-
2013-12-03 19:01:01,159 INFO org.apache.giraph.utils.ProgressableUtils:
waitFor: Future result not ready yet
java.util.concurrent.F
Rob,
Thanks, it was a simple mistake on my end.
On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 4:48 AM, Rob Vesse wrote:
> Kaushik
>
> This looks like a general Java reflection error and not necessarily
> anything specific to Giraph.
>
> You haven't shown your code but from the stack trace I would guess that
> either
