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Nathan Roberts updated YARN-4287:
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    Attachment: YARN-4287-v3.patch

V3 of patch. Thanks again for the comments. 

bq. RACK_LOCALITY_EXTRA_DELAY -> RACK_LOCALITY_DELAY, same as configuration 
property name (rack-locality-delay)
Done - changed to absolute instead of relative to nodeLocality

bq. Do you think if is it a good idea to separate old rack-locality-delay 
computation (using getLocalityWaitFactor) and new rack-locality-delay config? 
Now rack-locality-delay = min(old-computed-delay, new-specified-delay), since 
the getLocalityWaitFactor has some flaws, I think we can make this configurable 
so user can choose to use specified or computed.

I simplified the code a little in this area to make it easier to see where the 
computed-locality-delay is used. I didn't separate them in this version of the 
patch because I still want to be able to specify rack-locality-delay BUT have 
the computed delay take effect when an application is not asking for locality 
OR is really small. This is a very important capability for at least our use 
cases. 

My opinion is that we shouldn't make it configurable to get the old behavior. I 
can be convinced otherwise, if that's what folks want. Here's my reasoning:
- This is a behavior change, but I can't think of any good cases where someone 
would prefer the old behavior to the new. Let me know if you can think of some.
- Node locality might go down a little bit but I think it's quite unlikely this 
will happen in practice.  As soon as it sees a node-local assignment, it 
immediately goes back to waiting for node-locality - so it's quite hard to only 
get rack locality when there is node locality to be had. 
- Rack locality will go up because previously the computedDelay used for 
OFFSWITCH would actually kick-in prior to a rack-local opportunity, which 
wasn't ideal. I would think this would offset any node locality we lost.

> Capacity Scheduler: Rack Locality improvement
> ---------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: YARN-4287
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YARN-4287
>             Project: Hadoop YARN
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: capacityscheduler
>    Affects Versions: 2.7.1
>            Reporter: Nathan Roberts
>            Assignee: Nathan Roberts
>         Attachments: YARN-4287-v2.patch, YARN-4287-v3.patch, YARN-4287.patch
>
>
> YARN-4189 does an excellent job describing the issues with the current delay 
> scheduling algorithms within the capacity scheduler. The design proposal also 
> seems like a good direction.
> This jira proposes a simple interim solution to the key issue we've been 
> experiencing on a regular basis:
>  - rackLocal assignments trickle out due to nodeLocalityDelay. This can have 
> significant impact on things like CombineFileInputFormat which targets very 
> specific nodes in its split calculations.
> I'm not sure when YARN-4189 will become reality so I thought a simple interim 
> patch might make sense. The basic idea is simple: 
> 1) Separate delays for rackLocal, and OffSwitch (today there is only 1)
> 2) When we're getting rackLocal assignments, subsequent rackLocal assignments 
> should not be delayed
> Patch will be uploaded shortly. No big deal if the consensus is to go 
> straight to YARN-4189. 



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