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Zoltan Siegl commented on YARN-9936:
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Uploaded the first version of the design docs for the feature. [~sunilg],
[~wangda], [~prabhujoseph] and anyone else interested in the feature, please
check initial design thoughts. If no objections coming in, I'll start Jira
breakdown and implementation.
> Support vector of capacity percentages in Capacity Scheduler configuration
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> Key: YARN-9936
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YARN-9936
> Project: Hadoop YARN
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: capacity scheduler
> Reporter: Zoltan Siegl
> Assignee: Zoltan Siegl
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: Capacity Scheduler support of “vector of resources
> percentage”.pdf
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> Currently, the Capacity Scheduler queue configuration supports two ways to
> set queue capacity.
> * In percentage of all available resources as a float ( eg. 25.0 ) means 25%
> of the resources of its parent queue for all resource types equally (eg. 25%
> of all memory, 25% of all CPU cores, and 25% of all available GPU in the
> cluster) The percentages of all queues has to add up to 100%.
> * In an absolute amount of resources ( e.g.
> memory=4GB,vcores=20,yarn.io/gpu=4 ). The amount of all resources in the
> queues has to be less than or equal to all resources in the cluster.
> Apart from these two already existing ways, there is a demand to add capacity
> percentage of each available resource type separately. (eg.
> {{memory=20%,vcores=40%,yarn.io/gpu=100%}}).
> At the same time, a similar concept should be included with queues
> maximum-capacity as well.
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