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Hong Tang commented on MAPREDUCE-778:
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The implementation on top of Rumen seems pretty straightforward. On the highest 
level, we obviously need an interface called Anonymizable to all the LoggedXXX 
classes.

{code}
interface Anonymizable {
 void anonymize(TranslationTable table);
 void deanonymize(TranslationTable table);
}
{code}

and the rough definition of TranslationTable:

{code}
class TranslationTable {
 enum Type { HOST, RACK, JOB, USER, GROUP, PATH, QUEUE };
 EnumMap<Type, String> prefixes;

 static class Tablet {
   int seq;
   Map<String, String> fwdTbl;
   Map<String, String> revTbl;
 };

 EnumMap<Type, Tablet> tablets;

 String fwdTranslate(Type type, String val);
 String revTranslate(Type type, String val);
}
{code}

> Need a standalone JobHistory log anonymizer
> -------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MAPREDUCE-778
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MAPREDUCE-778
>             Project: Hadoop Map/Reduce
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>            Reporter: Hong Tang
>         Attachments: anonymizer.py, same.py
>
>
> Job history logs contain a rich set of information that can help understand 
> and characterize cluster workload and individual job execution. Examples of 
> work that parses or utilizes job history include HADOOP-3585, MAPREDUCE-534, 
> HDFS-459, MAPREDUCE-728, and MAPREDUCE-776. Some of the parsing tools 
> developed in previous work already contains a component to anonymize the 
> logs. It would be nice to combine these effort and have a common standalone 
> tool that can anonymizes job history logs and preserve much of the structure 
> of the files so that existing tools on top of job history logs continue work 
> with no modification.

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