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[jira] [Comment Edited] (YARN-5716) Add global scheduler interface definition and update CapacityScheduler to use it.

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Sunil G edited comment on YARN-5716 at 10/22/16 3:59 AM:
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Sorry for pitching in late. 

Patch and approaches looks really great. Thank you. 

Some minor doubts/comments after a first round of scan :)

1. is AppSchedulingInfo#updateMetricsForAllocatedContainer need to be under lock, I think its safely invoked within a lock block? Do you have some plans to reuse this module later somewhere, if so its fine.
2. Every time AppSchedulingInfo#getSchedulingPlacementSet is invoked, a new SchedulingPlacementSet is created with all nodes iterator. Could we have an abstract class here so that we can maintain this code by keeping a basic impl for other non-used methods?
3. LeafQueue#apply, could we have a more fine grained lock for allocateResource and orderingPolicy. I think we do not worry about *request* object, correct? pls correct me if I am wrong.
4. Is it possible to keep the interfaces {{SchedulerContainer}} or {{ContainerAllocationProposal}} more read-only? I think it will help us keep interfaces more cleaner.
5. One doubt in ResourceCommitRequest. Why are we adding allocated/reserved resources to {{totalReleasedResource}}? Sorry, i didnt understand here.
I think i have only some more minor comments which i ll share in short while. Will make sure it ll not block the commit process :)



was (Author: sunilg):
Sorry for pitching in late. 

Patch and approaches looks really great. Thank you. 

Some minor doubts/comments after a first round of scan :)

1. is AppSchedulingInfo#updateMetricsForAllocatedContainer need to be under lock, I think its safely invoked within a lock block? Do you have some plans to reuse this module later somewhere, if so its fine.
2. Every time AppSchedulingInfo#getSchedulingPlacementSet is invoked, a new SchedulingPlacementSet is created with all nodes iterator. Could we have an abstract class here so that we can maintain this code by keeping a basic impl for other non-used methods?
3. LeafQueue#apply, could we have a more fine grained lock for allocateResource and orderingPolicy. I think we do not worry about *request* object, correct? pls correct me if I am wrong.
4. Is it possible to keep the interfaces {{SchedulerContainer}} or {{ContainerAllocationProposal}} more read-only? I think it will help us keep interfaces more cleaner.
5. One doubt in ResourceCommitRequest. Why are we adding allocated/reserved resources to {{totalReleasedResource}}? Sorry, i didnt understand here.
I think i have only some more minor comments which i ll share in short while. Will make sure it ll block the commit process :)


> Add global scheduler interface definition and update CapacityScheduler to use it.
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: YARN-5716
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YARN-5716
>             Project: Hadoop YARN
>          Issue Type: Sub-task
>            Reporter: Wangda Tan
>            Assignee: Wangda Tan
>         Attachments: YARN-5716.001.patch, YARN-5716.002.patch, YARN-5716.003.patch, YARN-5716.004.patch, YARN-5716.005.patch, YARN-5716.006.patch, YARN-5716.007.patch
>
>
> Target of this JIRA:
> - Definition of interfaces / objects which will be used by global scheduling, this will be shared by different schedulers.
> - Modify CapacityScheduler to use it.



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