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[jira] [Created] (YARN-10422) Create the script responsible for
collecting the bundle data
Benjamin Teke created YARN-10422:
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Summary: Create the script responsible for collecting the bundle data
Key: YARN-10422
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YARN-10422
Project: Hadoop YARN
Issue Type: Sub-task
Reporter: Benjamin Teke
Assignee: Benjamin Teke
The script should provide the list of diagnostic use-cases described in YARN-10421. If a request comes in to the YarnDiagnosticCollector servlet, the script will be invoked. It collects all the information required for that diagnostic category and saves it into a configurable directory as a compressed tar file.
An example of how the script could look like:
{code:java}
if [$1 = "listcommonissues"]
echo "1, Application Failed"
echo "2, Application Hanging"
echo "3, Scheduler Related Issue"
echo "4, RM failure to start"
echo "5, NM failure to start"
elif [$1 = "collect"]
if [$2 == 1]
appId = $3
mkdir /tmp/$appId
yarn logs -applicationId $appId > /tmp/$appId/joblogs
curl <JHS>/{appId}/conf > /tmp/$appId/conf
curl <RM>/logs | grep container > /tmp/$appId/rmlogs
curl <NM>/logs | grep container > /tmp/$appId/nmlogs
outputpath = /tmp/$appId
elif ...
elif ...
fi tar and compress outputpath.{code}
During class load YarnDiagnosticsCollector reads the list of common issues from the script and keeps it in memory. On every startup of YARN UI2 diagnostics page, it fetches the list from the servlet and displays them. The servlet should handle the script changes, so if a new diagnostic case is added, a YARN UI2 reload should show it. This way the users can easily plug new categories without any UI2 or Servlet code change.
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