YARN Resource Management
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2015-09-04
Abstract
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Contents
- 1. Capacity Scheduler
- 1. Enabling Capacity Scheduler
- 2. Setting up Queues
- 3. Hierarchical Queue Characteristics
- 4. Scheduling Among Queues
- 5. Controlling Access to Queues with ACLs
- 6. Managing Cluster Capacity with Queues
- 7. Resource Distribution Workflow
- 8. Resource Distribution Workflow Example
- 9. Setting User Limits
- 10. Application Reservations
- 11. Starting and Stopping Queues
- 12. Setting Application Limits
- 13. Preemption
- 14. Preemption Workflow
- 15. Preemption Configuration
- 16. Scheduler User Interface
- 2. CGroups
- 3. CPU Scheduling
- 4. Log Aggregation for Long-running Applications
- 5. Node Labels
- 6. Running Applications on YARN Using Slider
- 1. System Requirements
- 2. Operating System Requirements
- 3. Installing Apache Slider
- 4. Running Applications on Slider
- 5. Running HBase on YARN via Slider
- 6. Running Storm on YARN via Slider
- 7. Running Accumulo on YARN via Slider
- 7.1. Downloading and Installing the Accumulo Application Package
- 7.2. Configuring Accumulo on YARN
- 7.3. Configuring Accumulo on YARN on Secure Clusters
- 7.4. Launching an Accumulo Application Instance
- 7.5. Client Connections to Accumulo and Retrieving Effective
accumulo-site.xml - 7.6. Deployment Considerations
- 7. Running Multiple MapReduce Versions Using the YARN Distributed Cache
- 8. Timeline Server
- 1. Configuring the Timeline Server
- 2. Enabling Generic Data Collection
- 3. Configuring Per-Framework Data Collection
- 4. Configuring the Timeline Server Store
- 5. Configuring Timeline Server Security
- 6. Running the Timeline Server
- 7. Accessing Generic Data from the Command- Line
- 8. Publishing Per-Framework Data in Applications
- 9. Using the YARN REST APIs to Manage Applications
- 10. Work-Preserving Restart
