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Brock Noland updated HIVE-7606:
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    Description: 
In this JIRA we'll design two interfaces:

* SparkSession
* SparkSessionPoolManager

and then once that is agreed upon we'll design two implementations:

* SparkSessionImpl
* SparkSessionPoolManagerImpl

the form and function of these will be similar to the Tez equivalents. However, 
it appears as though TezSession provides both the SessionState and the "client" 
Thus I think SparkSession owns SparkClient but the implementation of what 
SparkClient does should stay there and not bleed into SparkSession. The scope 
of this jira is just to create the shells and basic functionality. The 
implementations in this jira should be able to:

* Share a SparkSessionImpl across queries
* Defining when a session can be re-used
* Take ownership of SparkContext objects (Note we can only have a single SC 
until SPARK-2243 is resolved)

  was:
In this JIRA we'll design two interfaces:

SparkSession
SparkSessionPoolManager

and then once that is agreed upon we'll design two implementations:

SparkSessionImpl
SparkSessionPoolManagerImpl

the form and function of these will be similar to the Tez equivalents. The 
scope of this jira is just to create the shells and basic functionality.


> Design SparkSession, SparkSessionManager
> ----------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HIVE-7606
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-7606
>             Project: Hive
>          Issue Type: Task
>            Reporter: Brock Noland
>
> In this JIRA we'll design two interfaces:
> * SparkSession
> * SparkSessionPoolManager
> and then once that is agreed upon we'll design two implementations:
> * SparkSessionImpl
> * SparkSessionPoolManagerImpl
> the form and function of these will be similar to the Tez equivalents. 
> However, it appears as though TezSession provides both the SessionState and 
> the "client" Thus I think SparkSession owns SparkClient but the 
> implementation of what SparkClient does should stay there and not bleed into 
> SparkSession. The scope of this jira is just to create the shells and basic 
> functionality. The implementations in this jira should be able to:
> * Share a SparkSessionImpl across queries
> * Defining when a session can be re-used
> * Take ownership of SparkContext objects (Note we can only have a single SC 
> until SPARK-2243 is resolved)



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