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Inigo Goiri commented on YARN-5356:
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In general, we have 3 values:
* Actual resources of the full machine. This currently comes from
{{NodeManagerHardwareUtils}} if I remember correctly. For example, it can be 12
cores for example
* Resource available for the Node Manager. This is currently defined in
yarn-site.xml with key {{yarn.nodemanager.resource.cpu-vcores}} or with the
{{updateNodeResource()}}. For example, 6 cores.
* Actual utilization of the machine. This is extracted in the
{{NodeResourceMonitor}} with the {{ResourceCalculatorPlugin}}. And it can be
400%, which would imply 4 out of the 12 cores used.
[~nroberts], I understand that your problem is that with the current approach
you know that you have 6 cores available to the NM and 4 of them are used.
However, the machine is not that utilized (~30%). Correct? In that case, we
would only need to report the actual size of the machine at registration time
as it would never change. Not sure that {{ResourceUtilization}} would be the
right place for that as it would be reported in every heartbeat continuously.
> ResourceUtilization should also include resource availability
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> Key: YARN-5356
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YARN-5356
> Project: Hadoop YARN
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: nodemanager, resourcemanager
> Affects Versions: 3.0.0-alpha1
> Reporter: Nathan Roberts
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> Currently ResourceUtilization contains absolute quantities of resource used
> (e.g. 4096MB memory used). It would be good if it also included how much of
> that resource is actually available on the node so that the RM can use this
> data to schedule more effectively (overcommit, etc)
> Currently the only available information is the Resource the node registered
> with (or later updated using updateNodeResource). However, these aren't
> really sufficient to get a good view of how utilized a resource is. For
> example, if a node reports 400% CPU utilization, does that mean it's
> completely full, or barely utilized? Today there is no reliable way to figure
> this out.
> [~elgoiri] - Lots of good work is happening in YARN-2965 so curious if you
> have thoughts/opinions on this?
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