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FEATURES
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Hadoop FIFO
scheduing
Implements by
FIFO principle
Can not assign
priority for jobs
Facebook’s Fair
scheduler
Even allocation of No preemption
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support for large
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FIFO scheduler
based on priority
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Scheduling scheme for hadoop clusters
This document discusses a research project on scheduling schemes for Hadoop clusters. It begins with an introduction to Hadoop and its two main components, MapReduce and HDFS. It then reviews existing scheduling systems like FIFO, Facebook's Fair Scheduler, and Yahoo's Capacity Scheduler. The proposed system aims to address issues like CPU and I/O underutilization in the existing systems by using a predictive scheduler and prefetching mechanism. This predictive scheduler would assign tasks to appropriate task trackers and allow prefetching of data blocks. The prefetching module would help avoid I/O stalls and maximize CPU utilization. In comparison to existing systems, the proposed system is expected to provide higher I/O performance,
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- 1. A RESEARCH ON SCHEDULINGSCHEME FOR HADOOP CLUSTERS Guided by Neetha K N Dept of CSE Presented by Amjith B S7 CSE
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- 3. Hadoop cluster TERMINOLOGY REVIEW Rack1 Rack 2 Rack n Node 1 . . . Node 1 Node 1 Node 2 Node 2 Node 2 ... Node n Node n Node n
- 4. • Hadoop isa Open source software framework for distributed processing of large datasets across large clusters of computers • 2 Components MapReduce engine Distributed file system INTRODUCTION
- 5. • Mapreduce engine Programmingmodel developed by Google Computation component of Hadoop Consists of Map and Reduce functions • HDFS Storage component of Hadoop Splits the data into blocks and distributes them Fault tolerant and self-healing COMPONENTS
- 6. MapReduce • Jobtracker node •Tasktracker • Name node HDFS node • Data node
- 7. • HDFS Node •NameNode – Maintains metadata information about files (1 per cluster). • DataNode – Handles all data allocation and replication and is installed on each slave node (1 to many per cluster). • MapReduce node • JobTracker – Schedules job execution and keep track of cluster wide job status (1 per cluster) • TaskTracker – Receives tasks from job tracker. Runs on compute nodes in conjunction with data node (1 to many per cluster).
- 9. SYSTEM FEATURES DISADVANTAG ES Hadoop FIFO scheduing Implements by FIFOprinciple Can not assign priority for jobs Facebook’s Fair scheduler Even allocation of No preemption resources support for large tasks REF [4] Yahoo’s Capacity scheduler FIFO scheduler based on priority REF[6] Problem in assigning priorities LITERATURE SURVEY REFERENCE REF [6]
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- 14. • The underutilizationof CPU processes • Not flexible • Interaction between master node with slave nodes EXISTING SYSTEM (disadvantage)
- 15. • Analyze thesystem for CPU and IO underutilization • Use a predictive scheduler for predicting the appropriate TaskTracker • Couple the scheduler with a prefetching mechanism to improve the system performance PROPSED SYSTEM
- 17. • Flexible taskscheduler • Predicts the most appropriate task trackers to assign future tasks • Allows DataNodes to explore underutilization of disk bandwidth • Seeks stragglers and predicts candidate data blocks PREDICTIVE SCHEDULER
- 18. • Integrate withpredictive scheduler • Multiple worker threads • Monitor status of worker threads and coordinate prefetching process PREFETCHING MODULE
- 19. Copying the jobfrom HDFS to TaskTracker Creation of local working directory for task Creation of TaskTracker instance STEPS FOR LAUNCHING TASKS
- 20. ISSUES IN PREFETCHINGMODULE • When to prefetch • What to prefetch • How much to prefetch
- 21. • • • • Avoidance of I/Ostalls Maximising CPU utilisation Helps the smooth functioning of Hadoop Flexible ADVANTAGES
- 22. EXISTING SYSTEM PROPSOED SYSTEM Lowi/o perfomance High I/O perfomance CPU underutilised Proper utilisation Less flexible Additional overhead of prefetching to master COMPARISON
- 23. • Hadoop ondemand (HOD) • A scheduler in heterogeneous environment FUTURE SCOPE
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