In video at 16:48, I can see that there are 3 jobs. but in my case when I joined df3 and df4, databricks shows 5 jobs. Can you please explain why is it different? Also, is it possible to know what each job does ? Thank you!
Hi Sir, Can you tell in these examples you have shown, why many jobs are created for each of the join query you have executed. I have understood the stages, explain plan and the DAG. But, the number of jobs part is not clear for me, can you shed some light on it.
Hi Raja. Thankyou for the concept. You have mentioned if any dataframe size less than 10MB by default it will use BroadcaseJoin rgt. I have taken two dataframes which has 2 rows(size is in bytes) and applied join. But it was showing Sort Merge Join. Could you please tell me the reason ????
Thank you Raja sir for this informative lecture. In demo, 10 partitions were used. If we have 2 df with 400partitions nd bucketed by 5 nd we didn't change default shuffle partition number. Which is 200. It means while shuffling: 400 partis will be confined to 200 shuffle partitions. Ie EACH shuffle partition will hv data from 2 partitions ie 10 buckets. And resultant df will hv 200 partitions instead of 500. Please answer nd even correct question if Ihv got confusion in concept. Thank you a lot.
Hello Sir, I had one doubt, if I'm processing 1TB of data and my cluster has storage of 500G and 2TB, will it always load entire 1TB data or how that works can you please help me here also it would be great if you can make video on topic covering the performance aspects
Hi, U have provided beautiful insights about databricks. I am using photon accelerator in my db cluster, so I am not able to understand the stages part, please make videos on photon accelerator and provide the insights about, jobs stages and tasks
when we do a join on two dataframes (non-bucket and non-partitioned), it would involve a suffle. So during the shuffle will it make sure that each partition has only 1 distinct key? For ex: If I join 2 dataframes on column 'A' and there are 600 distinct column 'A' values. So does the shuffle create 600 partitions?
For any wide transformation (join, group by), data shuffle occurs. During shuffle, default number of partitions are 200. But this parameter can be configured using spark conf settings
Let's say we wanted to repartition our data and we have configured our partition size as 128 MB.. Our total data is 1 GB and we need to reparation it to 2, each partition size can be 128 MB. What will happen ?
Great explanation Sir!!! Can u pls clarify me below doubts ? 1) if we are using Spark SQL, how to see physical plan (in dtaframe, we can use like df.explain but sparksql how can I check)? 2) As in this example you have mentioned bucket as 10. How to determine the bucket number while I am bucking the table ? Thanks in advanced 🙂
Thank you for your comment. 1. To get explain plan of sql statement, you can use command like "EXPLAIN SELECT * FROM EMP" - syntax is EXPLAIN 2. There is no magic number in deciding number of buckets. It is depending on the use case, volume of data, number of executors etc., I would recommend to keep it multiples of number of cores in your cluster
How do we decide on the number of buckets that we need to set ? example : bucketBy(id,X)-- X can we any number right? how can we decide on the number of buckets that should be passed ?
It should be a decent number . If given a larger number with larger dataset , it will create numerous small files which will eventually become an overhead for spark to process and in the same time , the bucket size should also not be too small or else spark will create extreme large parquet files. Most effective file size of each parquet file to process by Spark is 1 GB . Hope this makes sense .
Good explanation RaJa . 1)how does spark know there is no need of shuffle and sort? How does spark collocate the data from two datasets into the same executor ?2)suppose 50 partitions are there and we want 50 buckets so total 2500 files will be created . Is there any way we can create one file per bucket ?
Thanks Venkat. 1. When we create bucket, hash key is specified with each bucket. When hash key is matching on partition files of 2 dataframes, spark would come to know that shuffle and sort is not needed for that operation because it is already bucketed 2. If we want to create one file per bucket, partition should be avoided in those use cases or create just one partition using repartition or coalesce
Hi Raja, If you get some time can you please explain difference between normal function and udf's(In some cases I observed we use normal python function in our code and in some cases they are registering as UDF) and when to use what
Nice Video Sir. I have got one interview question like if i have 1000 of datasets and i don't know the size of all those data sets. U have to perform join how will u decide whether to go for broadcast join or not?
By default, if a dataframe is lesser than 10MB, spark will do broadcast join. This parameter is configurable. Apart from this, we can enforce broadcast explicitly through our coding. For that we should ensure that the Dataframe size fits into driver memory (as it passes through driver) and not consuming major part of executor memory
Hi sir, i was asked in one interview suppose you have 10gb input file , your cluster shud automatically allocate number of nodes depending on input file .... I said autoscaling sir but they said there is another option ...can you let me know sir what is that
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In video at 16:48, I can see that there are 3 jobs. but in my case when I joined df3 and df4, databricks shows 5 jobs. Can you please explain why is it different? Also, is it possible to know what each job does ? Thank you!
Hi Sir, Can you tell in these examples you have shown, why many jobs are created for each of the join query you have executed. I have understood the stages, explain plan and the DAG. But, the number of jobs part is not clear for me, can you shed some light on it.
hello Raja, is Bucketing deprecated for "delta" format?
Hi Welder, yes bucketing is not supported for delta table. Z-ordering can be used as an alternative
@@rajasdataengineering7585 I did a quick search, and found Z-Ordering plus OPTIMIZE. Thanks for your suggestion.
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Hi Raja. Thankyou for the concept. You have mentioned if any dataframe size less than 10MB by default it will use BroadcaseJoin rgt. I have taken two dataframes which has 2 rows(size is in bytes) and applied join. But it was showing Sort Merge Join. Could you please tell me the reason ????
Thank you Raja sir for this informative lecture.
In demo, 10 partitions were used. If we have 2 df with 400partitions nd bucketed by 5 nd we didn't change default shuffle partition number. Which is 200.
It means while shuffling: 400 partis will be confined to 200 shuffle partitions.
Ie EACH shuffle partition will hv data from 2 partitions ie 10 buckets. And resultant df will hv 200 partitions instead of 500.
Please answer nd even correct question if Ihv got confusion in concept.
Thank you a lot.
Hello Sir,
I had one doubt, if I'm processing 1TB of data and my cluster has storage of 500G and 2TB, will it always load entire 1TB data or how that works can you please help me here also it would be great if you can make video on topic covering the performance aspects
If your Dataframe is bigger than cluster memory, it will lead to data spill, which means partial data would be stored in local storage disk
Hi,
U have provided beautiful insights about databricks.
I am using photon accelerator in my db cluster, so I am not able to understand the stages part, please make videos on photon accelerator and provide the insights about, jobs stages and tasks
Sure, will create a video on photon engine which plays crucial role in performance
How is the size of a bucket decided in the bucketed table ?
How is the partition size decided in non-bucketed table ?
Super
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when we do a join on two dataframes (non-bucket and non-partitioned), it would involve a suffle. So during the shuffle will it make sure that each partition has only 1 distinct key?
For ex: If I join 2 dataframes on column 'A' and there are 600 distinct column 'A' values. So does the shuffle create 600 partitions?
For any wide transformation (join, group by), data shuffle occurs. During shuffle, default number of partitions are 200. But this parameter can be configured using spark conf settings
Thank you
Super can you please cover scenario based pyspark interview question for optimization ..
Let's say we wanted to repartition our data and we have configured our partition size as 128 MB.. Our total data is 1 GB and we need to reparation it to 2, each partition size can be 128 MB. What will happen ?
Hi Raja sir,
Do u have any full course about full-fledged data bricks with scala/python .?
How we can connect with you .(
Please just give a video link if any reference video needs to be looked into. It really helps.
Sure Abhishek, will add reference link in description
Great explanation Sir!!! Can u pls clarify me below doubts ?
1) if we are using Spark SQL, how to see physical plan (in dtaframe, we can use like df.explain but sparksql how can I check)?
2) As in this example you have mentioned bucket as 10. How to determine the bucket number while I am bucking the table ?
Thanks in advanced 🙂
Thank you for your comment.
1. To get explain plan of sql statement, you can use command like "EXPLAIN SELECT * FROM EMP" - syntax is EXPLAIN
2. There is no magic number in deciding number of buckets. It is depending on the use case, volume of data, number of executors etc., I would recommend to keep it multiples of number of cores in your cluster
How do we decide on the number of buckets that we need to set ? example : bucketBy(id,X)-- X can we any number right? how can we decide on the number of buckets that should be passed ?
It should be a decent number . If given a larger number with larger dataset , it will create numerous small files which will eventually become an overhead for spark to process and in the same time , the bucket size should also not be too small or else spark will create extreme large parquet files. Most effective file size of each parquet file to process by Spark is 1 GB .
Hope this makes sense .
Good explanation RaJa . 1)how does spark know there is no need of shuffle and sort? How does spark collocate the data from two datasets into the same executor ?2)suppose 50 partitions are there and we want 50 buckets so total 2500 files will be created . Is there any way we can create one file per bucket ?
Thanks Venkat.
1. When we create bucket, hash key is specified with each bucket. When hash key is matching on partition files of 2 dataframes, spark would come to know that shuffle and sort is not needed for that operation because it is already bucketed
2. If we want to create one file per bucket, partition should be avoided in those use cases or create just one partition using repartition or coalesce
@@rajasdataengineering7585 can we able to see hash key on part files?
Hi Raja, If you get some time can you please explain difference between normal function and udf's(In some cases I observed we use normal python function in our code and in some cases they are registering as UDF) and when to use what
Sure Omprakash, will do the video on this request
@@rajasdataengineering7585 You are really awesome !!
Thank you
Nice Video Sir. I have got one interview question like if i have 1000 of datasets and i don't know the size of all those data sets. U have to perform join how will u decide whether to go for broadcast join or not?
By default, if a dataframe is lesser than 10MB, spark will do broadcast join. This parameter is configurable. Apart from this, we can enforce broadcast explicitly through our coding. For that we should ensure that the Dataframe size fits into driver memory (as it passes through driver) and not consuming major part of executor memory
Hello sir.
Please make video on databricks connectivity with azure event hubs with basics transformation. Hope you will make . Thank you
Sure Aman, I will do that
@@rajasdataengineering7585 Thank you so much sir 😊. We are waiting...
Hi sir, i was asked in one interview suppose you have 10gb input file , your cluster shud automatically allocate number of nodes depending on input file .... I said autoscaling sir but they said there is another option ...can you let me know sir what is that
repartition ?
Hi bhai can you pls share notes of the videos. It will be great