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Richard Chen updated YARN-2172:
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Description:
In a multi-application cluster environment, jobs running inside Hadoop YARN may
be of lower-priority than jobs running outside Hadoop YARN like HBase. To give
way to other higher-priority jobs inside Hadoop, a user or some cluster-level
resource scheduling service should be able to suspend and/or resume some
particular jobs within Hadoop YARN.
When target jobs inside Hadoop are suspended, those already allocated and
running task containers will continue to run until their completion or active
preemption by other ways. But no more new containers would be allocated to the
target jobs. In contrast, when suspended jobs are put into resume mode, they
will continue to run from the previous job progress and have new task
containers allocated to complete the rest of the jobs.
My team has completed its implementation and our tests showed it works in a
rather solid way.
was:
In a multi-application cluster environment, jobs running inside Hadoop YARN may
be of lower-priority than jobs running outside Hadoop YARN like HBase. To give
way to other higher-priority jobs inside Hadoop, a user or some cluster-level
resource scheduling service should be able to suspend and/or resume some
particular jobs within Hadoop YARN.
When target jobs inside Hadoop are suspended, those already allocated and
running task containers will continue to run until their completion or active
preemption by other ways. But no more new containers would be allocated to the
target jobs. In contrast, when suspended jobs are put into resume mode, they
will continue to run from the previous job progress and have new task
containers allocated to complete the rest of the jobs.
My team has completed its implementation and our tests showed it is working in
a rather solid way.
> Suspend/Resume Hadoop Jobs
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>
> Key: YARN-2172
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YARN-2172
> Project: Hadoop YARN
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: resourcemanager, webapp
> Affects Versions: 2.2.0
> Environment: CentOS 6.5, Hadoop 2.2.0
> Reporter: Richard Chen
> Labels: hadoop, jobs, resume, suspend
> Fix For: 2.2.0
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> Original Estimate: 336h
> Remaining Estimate: 336h
>
> In a multi-application cluster environment, jobs running inside Hadoop YARN
> may be of lower-priority than jobs running outside Hadoop YARN like HBase. To
> give way to other higher-priority jobs inside Hadoop, a user or some
> cluster-level resource scheduling service should be able to suspend and/or
> resume some particular jobs within Hadoop YARN.
> When target jobs inside Hadoop are suspended, those already allocated and
> running task containers will continue to run until their completion or active
> preemption by other ways. But no more new containers would be allocated to
> the target jobs. In contrast, when suspended jobs are put into resume mode,
> they will continue to run from the previous job progress and have new task
> containers allocated to complete the rest of the jobs.
> My team has completed its implementation and our tests showed it works in a
> rather solid way.
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