Janus Chow created HADOOP-17421:
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Summary: Specify user's queue via configuration in FairCallQueue
Key: HADOOP-17421
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-17421
Project: Hadoop Common
Issue Type: Improvement
Reporter: Janus Chow
The feature of FairCallQueue helps a lot in maintaining a fair and good service
in a multi-tenant cluster, each user is assigned to queues with different
priority to reach this goal. But in production, we met some problems that the
automatic assignment won't fit, the problems are as follows:
# We have a service account that would send more NN requests, for some
reasons, we would like to keep this user and allow this user to keep this
volume of operations. When we deployed FairCallQueue, this service user would
be treated as a bad user and assigned to a lower queue, causing some slowness
on the service account.
# We are having more Flink jobs writing checkpoints to our NN, and the
checkpoint operations have a characteristic that they would have a periodically
high cost on the NN with an interval of several minutes. FairCallQueue (with
cost-based enabled) doesn't have good control of this kind of operations
because when this kind of operations starts, the cost in the decay window of
this user is quite low, so the user will be assigned to queue 0, after some
windows, when the users' high cost has got the attention and assigned to a
lower queue, the user's operations are already finished.
For problem 1, we noticed that there is already an option mentioned in
HADOOP-17165, but in our case, the service account isn't that important that
we'd allow it to always be assigned to queue 0.
To solve these problems, we'd like to raise a solution by specifying the queue
for some static users via config. The basic design is as follows:
* Specify the static users in config for each queue.
* Load the mapping from the config while initializing the callqueue.
* Check the configured queue for each user when assigning the queue.
* The cost time of the static users would not be count in our decay
calculation to mitigate the impacts on other normal users' costs.
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