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Steve Loughran commented on YARN-1016:
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I didn't know that. If that's the case, that should be all that is needed.
Resource sharing becomes a simple matter of a project/app setting up a
directory in HDFS.
Karn -were you thinking of having all the Maven JARs there, so that instead of
grabbing JAR files locally, you just say ("org.apache.log4j","log4j","1.12.16")
and have it pulled in? For apps that are deployed JAR-by-JAR that could be
useful. Again, you could just do this with a shared directory tree -if you
don't want dependency metadata it's pretty trivial to set this up.
Now, if you want this repository to be shared across applications -including
3rd party ones- that's where you could have some formal structure. Even so, I
could imagine doing this via a helper library that the client or AM could
invoke (ignoring specifics of how to find files). The actual Ivy libraries
would be the place to start here, as it is designed to work outside Ant.
> Define a HDFS based repository that allows YARN services to share resources
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> Key: YARN-1016
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YARN-1016
> Project: Hadoop YARN
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Components: api
> Affects Versions: 3.0.0
> Reporter: Kam Kasravi
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> YARN services both short and long lived can benefit from a resource repo
> rather than packaging resources within the YARN client to be extracted and
> used by the Application Master and (later) the containers. Standardizing a
> resource repo will provide performance benefits as well. The repo should be
> similar to maven or ivy repo's so discovery and versioning are built-in.
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