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The document discusses YARN (Yet Another Resource Negotiator), which is the cluster resource management layer of Hadoop. It describes the limitations of the previous Hadoop 1.0 architecture where MapReduce was responsible for both data processing and resource management. YARN was created to address these limitations by separating resource management from data processing. It discusses the components of YARN including the Resource Manager, Node Manager, Containers, and Application Master. It also provides examples of workloads that can run on YARN beyond MapReduce and describes the YARN architecture and how applications run on the YARN framework.
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Overview of Hadoop 1.0 and its limitations.
Identifies the limitations of Hadoop 1.0 and introduces YARN as a required solution.
Explains what YARN is, its workloads, components, and basic architecture.
Details Hadoop 1.0 architecture focusing on the roles of Job Tracker and Task Tracker in resource management.
Discusses scalability, availability issues, resource utilization problems, and limitations in real-time data analysis.
Highlights the need for YARN due to limitations of Hadoop 1.0 and details improvements in Hadoop 2.0.
Presents YARN’s scalability, compatibility, resource utilization, and multitenancy features.
Definition of YARN, its role as a resource negotiator, and its main architectural components.
Describes responsibilities of the Resource Manager in resource allocation and job submission.
Details on Node Manager's role in managing resources and tracking job execution.
Visual representation of the overall YARN architecture detailing client interactions and resource requests.
Step-by-step process for submitting and running applications within YARN.
Encouragement to explore further actions after learning about YARN.
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- 2. What’s in itfor you? Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1)
- 3. What’s in itfor you? Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Limitations of Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1)
- 4. What’s in itfor you? Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Limitations of Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Need for YARN Workloads running on YARN
- 5. What’s in itfor you? Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Limitations of Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Need for YARN What is YARN?
- 6. What’s in itfor you? Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Limitations of Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Need for YARN What is YARN? Workloads running on YARN
- 7. What’s in itfor you? Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Limitations of Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Need for YARN What is YARN? Workloads running on YARN YARN Components
- 8. What’s in itfor you? Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Limitations of Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Need for YARN What is YARN? Workloads running on YARN YARN Components YARN Architecture
- 9. What’s in itfor you? Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Limitations of Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Need for YARN What is YARN? Workloads running on YARN YARN Components YARN Architecture Demo on YARN
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- 11. Hadoop 1.0 (MR1) HDFS (data storage) MapReduce (data processing) Hadoop 1.0 In Hadoop 1.0, MapReduce performed both data processing and resource management Data processing Resource management
- 12. Hadoop 1.0 (MR1) Job Tracker Task Tracker Allocated resources, performed scheduling and monitored jobs MapReduce consisted of Job Tracker and Task Tracker Task Trackers reported their progress to the Job Tracker Assigned map and reduce tasks to jobs running on Task Trackers Task Trackers processed the jobs
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- 14. Client Client Job Tracker Clie nt Job Submission Hadoop 1.0(MR 1) Hadoop Master Daemon
- 15. Client Client Job Tracker Clie nt Task Tracker Task Task Task Tracker Task Task Task Tracker TaskTask Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Job Submission
- 16. Client Client Job Tracker Clie nt Task Tracker Task Task Task Tracker Task Task Task Tracker TaskTask Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Job Submission Hadoop Slave Daemons
- 17. Client Client Job Tracker Clie nt Task Tracker Task Task Task Tracker Task Task Task Tracker TaskTask MapReduce Status Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Job Submission Slave daemon Slave daemon Slave daemon
- 18. Client Client Job Tracker Clie nt Task Tracker Task Task Task Tracker Task Task Task Tracker TaskTask Hadoop 1.0 (MR 1) Slave daemon Slave daemon Slave daemonManaging jobs using a single job tracker and utilization of computational resources was inefficient in MR 1
- 19. Limitations of Hadoop1.0 (MR 1) Due to a single JobTracker, scalability became a bottleneck. Cannot have a cluster size of more than 4000 nodes and cannot run more than 40000 concurrent tasks Scalability1
- 20. Limitations of Hadoop1.0 (MR 1) JobTracker is single point of failure. Any failure kills all queued and running jobs. Jobs need to be resubmitted by users Availability issue2 Due to a single JobTracker, scalability became a bottleneck. Maximum cluster size – 4000 nodes Maximum concurrent tasks - 40000 Scalability1
- 21. Limitations of Hadoop1.0 (MR 1) Due to predefined number of map and reduce slots for each TaskTracker, resource utilization issues occur Resource Utilization3
- 22. Limitations of Hadoop1.0 (MR 1) Problem in performing real-time analysis and running Ad-hoc query as MapReduce is batch driven Limitations in running non- MapReduce applications4 Due to predefined number of map and reduce slots for each TaskTracker, resource utilization issues occur Resource Utilization3
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- 24. HDFS (data storage) MapReduce (data processing) Hadoop1.0 Before YARN Need for YARN Designed to run MapReduce jobs only and had issues in scalability, resource utilization, etc.
- 25. MapReduce (data processing) Other frameworks (processing) YARN (clusterresource management) HDFS (data storage) Hadoop 2.0 YARN solved those issues and users could work on multiple processing models along with MapReduce HDFS (data storage) MapReduce (data processing) Hadoop 1.0 Designed to run MapReduce jobs only and had issues in scalability, resource utilization, etc. Before YARN After YARN Need for YARN
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- 27. Solution - Hadoop2.0 (YARN) Scalability Can have a cluster size of more than 10,000 nodes and can run more than 1,00,000 concurrent tasks
- 28. Solution - Hadoop2.0 (YARN) Scalability Can have a cluster size of more than 10,000 nodes and can run more than 1,00,000 concurrent tasks Compatibility Applications developed for Hadoop 1 runs on YARN without any disruption or availability issues
- 29. Solution - Hadoop2.0 (YARN) Scalability Can have a cluster size of more than 10,000 nodes and can run more than 1,00,000 concurrent tasks Resource utilizationCompatibility Allows dynamic allocation of cluster resources to improve resource utilization Applications developed for Hadoop 1 runs on YARN without any disruption or availability issues
- 30. Solution - Hadoop2.0 (YARN) Scalability Can have a cluster size of more than 10,000 nodes and can run more than 1,00,000 concurrent tasks Resource utilization Multitenancy Can use open-source and propriety data access engines and perform real- time analysis and running ad-hoc query Compatibility Allows dynamic allocation of cluster resources to improve resource utilization Applications developed for Hadoop 1 runs on YARN without any disruption or availability issues
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- 32. What is YARN? YARN– Yet Another Resource Negotiator YARN is the cluster resource management layer of the Apache Hadoop Ecosystem, which schedules jobs and assigns resources
- 33. What is YARN? YARN– Yet Another Resource Negotiator I want resources to run my applications MapReduce Application YARN is the cluster resource management layer of the Apache Hadoop Ecosystem, which schedules jobs and assigns resources
- 34. What is YARN? YARN– Yet Another Resource Negotiator Memory Network CPU YARN provides the desired resources I want resources to run my applications MapReduce Application YARN is the cluster resource management layer of the Apache Hadoop Ecosystem, which schedules jobs and assigns resources
- 35. Workloads running onYARN Hadoop Distributed File System Cluster Resource Management BATCH (MapReduce) INTERACTIVE (Tez) Column Oriented Database (HBase) STREAMING (Storm) GRAPH (Giraph) IN-MEMORY (Spark) OTHERS (Weave) List of frameworks that runs on top of YARN:
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- 37. YARN Components Resource ManagerClient Node Manager container App Master AppMaster container Node Manager Node Manager container container Submit job request A general overview of YARN architectural components Applications Manager Scheduler
- 38. YARN Components Node Manager Node Manager Node Manager Container AppMaster Container App Master Container App Master Datanode Datanode Datanode 4 main components – Resource Manager, Node Manager, Container and App Master Scheduler Applications Manager Resource Manager
- 39. YARN Components – ResourceManager
- 40. YARN Components –Resource Manager Scheduler Applications Manager Resource Manager Ultimate authority that decides the allocation of resources among all the applications in the system
- 41. YARN Components –Resource Manager Scheduler Applications Manager Resource Manager Responsible for allocating resources to various running applications Does not perform monitoring or tracking of status for the applications Offers no guarantee about restarting failed tasks due to hardware or application failures
- 42. YARN Components –Resource Manager Scheduler Applications Manager Resource Manager Responsible for allocating resources to various running applications Does not perform monitoring or tracking of status for the applications Offers no guarantee about restarting failed tasks due to hardware or application failures Responsible for accepting job- submissions Negotiates the first container for executing the application specific ApplicationMaster Provides the service for restarting the ApplicationMaster container on failure
- 43. YARN Components – NodeManager
- 44. YARN Components –Node Manager Container App Master Node Manager Slaves track processes and running jobs and monitor each container’s resource utilization
- 45. YARN Components –Node Manager Container App Master Node Manager Has a collection of resources like CPU, memory, disk, network, etc. Authenticates and provides rights to an application to use specific amount of resources Node Manager Monitors Resource Usage, CPU, Memory, etc.
- 46. YARN Components –Node Manager Container App Master Node Manager Has a collection of resources like CPU, memory, disk, network, etc. Authenticates and provides rights to an application to use specific amount of resources Application Master manages resource needs of individual applications Interacts with Scheduler to acquire required resources and Node Manager to execute and monitor tasks Node Manager Monitors Resource Usage, CPU, Memory, etc. Resource Manager Application Master Node Manager Interacts Interacts
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- 50. YARN Architecture Resource ManagerClient Node Manager container App Master AppMaster container Node Manager Node Manager container container Job Submission Submit job request
- 51. YARN Architecture Resource ManagerClient Node Manager container App Master AppMaster container Node Manager Node Manager container container Job Submission Node Status Submit job request
- 52. YARN Architecture Resource ManagerClient Node Manager container App Master AppMaster container Node Manager Node Manager container container Job Submission Node Status MapReduce Status Submit job request
- 53. YARN Architecture Resource ManagerClient Node Manager container App Master AppMaster container Node Manager Node Manager container container Job Submission Node Status MapReduce Status Resource Request Submit job request
- 54. Running an applicationin YARN
- 55. Running an applicationin YARN Client Client submits an application to the ResourceManager1
- 56. Running an applicationin YARN Client Client submits an application to the ResourceManager Resource Manager ResourceManager allocates a container 1 2
- 57. Running an applicationin YARN Client Client submits an application to the ResourceManager Resource Manager ResourceManager allocates a container App Master ApplicationMaster contacts the related NodeManager 1 2 3
- 58. Running an applicationin YARN Client Client submits an application to the ResourceManager Resource Manager ResourceManager allocates a container App Master ApplicationMaster contacts the related NodeManager Node Manager NodeManager launches the container 1 2 3 4
- 59. Running an applicationin YARN Client Client submits an application to the ResourceManager Resource Manager ResourceManager allocates a container App Master ApplicationMaster contacts the related NodeManager Node Manager NodeManager launches the container container Container executes the ApplicationMaster 1 2 3 4 5
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- 61. So what’s your nextstep?
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