Improving the Task and Job Level Scheduling in Virtual MR Clusters

MUSTAFA ALI, T.K. SHAIK SHAVALI

Abstract


Virtualized environments are appealing due to the fact they simplify cluster control, even as facilitating cost-powerful workload consolidation. As an end result, virtual machines in public clouds or private data centers have become the norm for strolling transactional programs like net offerings & virtual computers. To offer the proper scheduling scheme for this type of computing environment, we endorse in this paper a task-driven scheduling scheme (JoSS) from a tenant’s angle. JoSS presents now not best activity degree scheduling, but also map-mission degree scheduling & reduce-assignment stage scheduling. JoSS classifies MapReduce jobs primarily based on job scale & job type & designs the proper scheduling policy to time table magnificence of jobs. The purpose is to enhance statistics locality for each map tasks & reduce tasks, keep away from job hunger, & improve job execution overall performance. Two variations of JoSS are in addition added to one after the other achieves a better map-data locality & a faster task assignment.

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