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Matei Zaharia updated HADOOP-3930:
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    Description: 
We need a way for job schedulers such as HADOOP-3445 and HADOOP-3476 to provide 
info to display on the JobTracker web interface and in the CLI. The main things 
needed seem to be:
* A way for schedulers to provide info to show in a column on the web UI and in 
the CLI - something as simple as a single string, or a map<string, int> for 
multiple parameters.
* Some sorting order for jobs - maybe a method to sort a list of jobs.

Let's figure out what the best way to do this is and implement it in the 
existing schedulers.

My first-order proposal at an API: Augment the TaskScheduler with

* public Map<String, String> getSchedulingInfo(JobInProgress job) -- returns 
key-value pairs which are displayed in columns on the web UI or the CLI for the 
list of jobs.
* public Map<String, String> getSchedulingInfo(String queue) -- returns 
key-value pairs which are displayed in columns on the web UI or the CLI for the 
list of queues.
* public Comparator<JobInProgress> getJobComparator() -- returns a comparator 
that can be used to determine the order in which jobs will be run, for sorting 
the jobs in the CLI.
* public List<String> getQueues();

  was:
We need a way for job schedulers such as HADOOP-3445 and HADOOP-3476 to provide 
info to display on the JobTracker web interface and in the CLI. The main things 
needed seem to be:
* A way for schedulers to provide info to show in a column on the web UI and in 
the CLI - something as simple as a single string, or a map<string, int> for 
multiple parameters.
* Some sorting order for jobs - maybe a method to sort a list of jobs.

Let's figure out what the best way to do this is and implement it in the 
existing schedulers.

My first-order proposal at an API: Augment the TaskScheduler with

* public Map<String, String> getSchedulingInfo(JobInProgress job) -- returns 
key-value pairs which are displayed in columns on the web UI or the CLI for the 
list of jobs.
* public Map<String, String> getSchedulingInfo(String queue) -- returns 
key-value pairs which are displayed in columns on the web UI or the CLI for the 
list of queues.
* public Comparator<JobInProgress> getJobComparator() -- returns a comparator 
that can be used to determine the order in which jobs will be run, for sorting 
the jobs in the CLI.


> Decide how to integrate scheduler info into CLI and job tracker web page
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>
>                 Key: HADOOP-3930
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-3930
>             Project: Hadoop Core
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Matei Zaharia
>            Priority: Minor
>
> We need a way for job schedulers such as HADOOP-3445 and HADOOP-3476 to 
> provide info to display on the JobTracker web interface and in the CLI. The 
> main things needed seem to be:
> * A way for schedulers to provide info to show in a column on the web UI and 
> in the CLI - something as simple as a single string, or a map<string, int> 
> for multiple parameters.
> * Some sorting order for jobs - maybe a method to sort a list of jobs.
> Let's figure out what the best way to do this is and implement it in the 
> existing schedulers.
> My first-order proposal at an API: Augment the TaskScheduler with
> * public Map<String, String> getSchedulingInfo(JobInProgress job) -- returns 
> key-value pairs which are displayed in columns on the web UI or the CLI for 
> the list of jobs.
> * public Map<String, String> getSchedulingInfo(String queue) -- returns 
> key-value pairs which are displayed in columns on the web UI or the CLI for 
> the list of queues.
> * public Comparator<JobInProgress> getJobComparator() -- returns a comparator 
> that can be used to determine the order in which jobs will be run, for 
> sorting the jobs in the CLI.
> * public List<String> getQueues();

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