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Posted to dev@spark.apache.org by sbiookag <sb...@asu.edu> on 2015/09/29 20:36:56 UTC

Spark Network Module behaviour

Dear All,

I am trying to understand how exactly spark network module works. Looking at
Netty package, I would like to intercept every server response for block
fetch. As I understood the place which is responsible for sending remote
blocks is "TransportRequestHandler.processFetchRequest". Im trying to
distinguish these flows from other flows in a switch using the information I
get from "channel" object in this function. These information are source and
destination IP and source and destination PORT. I get all these four numbers
from the channel object. The problem rises when I'm looking at the switch
log and I see extensive traffic going back and forth, which do not belong to
these flows I'm capturing. Now my question is, I am missing other places,
which are responsible for huge network traffic? Is the port and IP I get
from channel is not the correct one?

Thank,
Saman



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