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Basic introduction to YARN and differences from Mapreduce
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Introduction to yarn
- 1. Bhupesh Chawda bhupesh@apache.org DataTorrent Introduction to YARN Next Gen Hadoop
- 3. Why YARN Hadoop v1 (MR1) Architecture ● Job Tracker ○ Manages cluster resources ○ Job scheduling ○ Bottleneck ● Task Tracker ○ Per-node Agent ○ Manages tasks ○ Map / Reduce task slots MapReduce Status Job Submission Job Tracker Task Task Task Task Client Client Task Tracker Task Task Task Tracker Task Tracker
- 4. Limitations with MR1 • Scalability ○ Maximum cluster size: 4,000 nodes ○ Maximum concurrent tasks: 40,000 • Availability - Job Tracker is a SPOF • Resource Utilization - Map / Reduce slots • Runs only MapReduce applications Why YARN (Cont…)
- 6. Introducing YARN ● YARN - Yet Another Resource Negotiator ● Framework that facilitates writing arbitrary distributed processing frameworks and applications. ● YARN Applications/frameworks: e.g. MapReduce2, Apache Spark, Apache Giraph, Apache Apex etc. Image Source: http://tm.durusau.net/?cat=1525
- 7. Hadoop beyond Batch YARN for better resource utilization More applications than MapReduce Image Source: http://tm.durusau.net/?cat=1525
- 8. Comparing MapReduce with YARN MapReduce YARN ≈ ≈ ≈ 8Proprietary and Confidential Job Tracker Resource Manager Application Master Task Tracker Node Manager Map Slot Reduce Slot Backward Compatibility Maintained! ● Existing Map Reduce jobs run as is on the YARN framework ● No Job Tracker and Task Tracker processes
- 9. • Resource Manager ○ Manages and allocates cluster resources ○ Application scheduling ○ Applications Manager • Node Manager ○ Per-machine agent ○ Manages life-cycle of container ○ Monitors resources • Application Master ○ Per-application ○ Manages application scheduling and task execution Hadoop v2 (YARN) Architecture Image Source: hadoop.apache.org
- 10. Application Submission workflow YarnClient Node RM (ApplicationsManagers + Scheduler) Resource Manager Node NM Node Manager Node NM Node Manager Application Master Container Container 1) Submit application 2) Launch application Master RM = Resource Manager NM = Node Manager AM = Application Master = Heartbeats 3) AM registers with RM 4) AM negotiates for containers 5) Launch Container
- 11. Application Masters - One for each Application Type MapReduce Application MapReduce Application Master Apex Application Apex Application Master (StrAM) Flink Application Flink Application Master Giraph Application Giraph Application Master Already provided by Hadoop as a backward compatibility option for MapReduce Provided by Apache Apex
- 12. ● YARN enables non-MapReduce applications to run in a distributed fashion ● Each Application first asks for a container for the Application Master ○ The Application Master then talks to YARN to get resources needed by the application ○ Once YARN allocates containers as requested to the Application Master, it starts the application components in those containers. ● Hadoop is no more just batch processing!! Key Takeaways
- 14. References ● Simple Yarn code example ○ https://github.com/hortonworks/simple-yarn-app ● Document references ○ https://hadoop.apache.org/docs/current/hadoop-yarn/hadoop-yarn-site/YARN.html ○ http://hortonworks.com/blog/apache-hadoop-yarn-concepts-and-applications/ ○ http://www.slideshare.net/ ● Acknowledgements ○ Priyanka Gugale, DataTorrent - Some of the slides
- 15. Thank You!! Please send your questions at: bhupesh@apache.org