Hi,
I am now working on make a tarball for my own application. What I mean
is start the application in the script like the HBase example you gave
to us. In the python script, we need some commands for each role. If the
command of my application can start more than one processes, does that
mean all the processes are running in just one container?
My guess is that the python script is run on the machine of that
specific container. So the processes initiated by the script should run
in this container. Am I correct?
Rui
On 07/07/2014 01:37 PM, Steve Loughran wrote:
On 7 July 2014 17:34, Rui Zhang <rzh...@vertica.com> wrote:
Hi,
How can I know the ip address or hostname of containers after they are
allocated? Because if I want to start an distributed application, I need to
set the host names.
YARN chooses where to run them -you can get the list of the containers via
the web UI/REST API once they are up.
And if I start all the instances in one command, is it ensured that all
the instances will run in containers allocated by Yarn?
what do you mean by "start all the instances?" If it is just
starting/thawing a slider cluster, then every component is always requested
in its own YARN container.
One thing we do have to deal with is getting configurations back to client
machines when the locations of services are not known in advance. We have a
zookeeper based service registry for this, with a web view of it on the
slider AM -and I'm working to do a YARN-wide registry which will work for
all YARN-deployed applications
-steve
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Rui Zhang
Software engineer Intern
Vertica, an HP Company
rzh...@vertica.com
