Workflow Management
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2019-12-10
Abstract
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Contents
- 1. Workflow Manager Basics
- 2. Content Roadmap for Workflow Manager
- 3. Quick Start
- 4. Designing Workflows Using the Design Component
- 5. Monitoring Jobs Using the Dashboard
- 6. Sample ETL Use Case
- 7. Workflow Parameters
- Hive Action Parameters
- Hive2 Action Parameters
- Sqoop Action Parameters
- Pig Action Parameters
- Sub-Workflow Action Parameters
- Java Action Parameters
- Shell Action Parameters
- DistCp Action Parameters
- Map-Reduce (MR) Action Parameters
- SSH Action Parameters
- Spark Action Parameters
- File System (FS) Action Parameters
- Submit Dialog Parameters
- 8. Settings Menu Parameters
- 9. Job States
- 10. Workflow Manager Files
List of Figures
- 1.1. Relationship of Workflows, Coordinators, and Bundles
- 3.1. Workflow Manager Design Component
- 3.2. Workflow Manager Dashboard Component
- 3.3. Design Workspace, Labeled 1-4
- 3.4. Design Workspace, Labeled 5-8
- 3.5. Design Workspace, Labeled 9-14
- 3.6. Dashboard Jobs Table, Labeled 1-6
- 4.1. Access the Add Node dialog box
- 4.2. Rename an action node
- 4.3. Rename a control node
- 4.4. Access the Action Settings
- 4.5. Example of a Fork Node
- 4.6. Example of saving a workflow to a new directory
- 4.7. Example of saving a workflow to a new directory
- 4.8. Scaling the workflow
- 4.9. Repositioning the workflow
- 4.10. Creating a Coordinator
- 4.11. Creating a Bundle
- 5.1. Workflow Manager Dashboard
- 8.1. Settings menu
List of Tables
- 2.1. Workflow Manager Content roadmap
- 7.1. Hive Action, General Parameters
- 7.2. Hive Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.3. Hive Action, Advanced Properties Parameters
- 7.4. Hive Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.5. Hive2 Action, General Parameters
- 7.6. Hive2 Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.7. Hive2 Action, Advanced Properties Parameters
- 7.8. Hive2 Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.9. Sqoop Action, General Parameters
- 7.10. Sqoop Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.11. Sqoop Action, Advanced Properties Parameters
- 7.12. Sqoop Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.13. Pig Action, General Parameters
- 7.14. Pig Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.15. Pig Action, Advanced Properties Parameters
- 7.16. Pig Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.17. Sub-Workflow Action, General Parameters
- 7.18. Sub-Workflow Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.19. Sub-Workflow Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.20. Java Action, General Parameters
- 7.21. Java Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.22. Java Action, Advanced Properties Parameters
- 7.23. Java Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.24. Shell Action, General Parameters
- 7.25. Shell Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.26. Shell Action, Advanced Properties Parameters
- 7.27. Shell Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.28. DistCp Action, General Parameters
- 7.29. DistCp Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.30. DistCp Action, Advanced Properties Parameters
- 7.31. DistCp Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.32. MR Action, General Parameters
- 7.33. MR Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.34. MR Action, Advanced Properties Parameters
- 7.35. MR Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.36. SSH Action, General Parameters
- 7.37. SSH Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.38. Spark Action, General Parameters
- 7.39. Spark Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.40. Spark Action, Advanced Properties Parameters
- 7.41. Spark Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.42. FS Action, General Parameters
- 7.43. FS Action, Transition Parameters
- 7.44. FS Action, Advanced Properties Parameters
- 7.45. FS Action, Configuration Parameters
- 7.46. Submit Dialog, Configuration Parameters
- 8.1. Global Configuration Parameters
- 8.2. HCat Workflow Credentials Parameters
- 8.3. Hive2 Workflow Credentials Parameters
- 8.4. HBase Workflow Credentials Parameters
- 8.5. SLA for Workflows Parameters
- 8.6. Workflow Configuration Parameters