Spark Performance Tuning | EXECUTOR Tuning | Interview Question
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Very Nice and clear explanation before this video i was very confused regarding executor tuning part now after this video it is now crystal clear.
Dude. I feel like I knew nothing about spark in particular before I got my hands dirty with your performance improvement solutions.
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Very very helpful. Thanks
excellent explanation. Thanks
As always best !!! Please include some real simulation example s
Nice Explanation!!
can we use this approach for tuning/triggering multiple jobs in cluster ??
Excellent videos brother. Much Appreciated. Can you do a video on Performance Tuning for Spark Structured Streaming jobs as well.
Surely, Working on a video for the same.
How to allocate executers, core and memory if there are multiple jobs running on the cluster?
If not configure , so what will be the default number choose by spark.
To process 1TB data what could be the best approach we have to follow
This calculation is for just one job, what would be the calculation for multiple jobs running simultaneously?
And how to calculate based on the volumetry?
(Great job btw, tks!)
Dynamic allocation is currently supported. You can set the max limit, yarn takes care of managing it in case of multiple instances running parallel.
thanks bro , really wonderful explanation.... bro , can you make some vid on how to analyze Stages , Physical Plans etc on SparkUI ...based on that how to fix the issues regarding optimization ... its always confusing a lot to interpret these sql explain plans?
Thanks very much, check out the video on stage details
@@TechWithViresh i dont find it, any url plz
According to your eg. How much GB if data can be processed by spark job??
How to decide these configurations for a certain volume of data? Thank you.
idea is to make sure max 5 tasks per executor, and the partition size is within the memory allocated to exec
Hi, 10 nodes means including the master node?
i have a configuration like this:
"Instances": {
"InstanceGroups": [
{
"Name": "Master nodes",
"Market": "SPOT",
"InstanceRole": "MASTER",
"InstanceType": "m5.4xlarge",
"InstanceCount": 1
},
{
"Name": "Worker nodes",
"Market": "SPOT",
"InstanceRole": "CORE",
"InstanceType": "m5.4xlarge",
"InstanceCount": 9
}
],
"KeepJobFlowAliveWhenNoSteps": false,
"TerminationProtected": false
},
What are advanced spark technologies
What if I have multiple spark jobs in parallel in on spark session
What If each node has only 8cores?? How does spark allocate 5cores per jvm ?
Is there any upper or lower limit to the amount of memory per executor?
depends on the total memory resource available in your cluster.
@5:10 can you explain how 20GB + 7% of 20GB is 23GB and not 21.4GB ?
calculation mistake bhai, anyway it doesn't affect the info in this video
Hi Sir , thank you for your nice explanation but if only one job is running over the cluster , that is more meaningful and understandable ..what if there are so many jobs running on the same cluster ??
Based on the executor params passed for the each , that defines the container boundaries or running scope for that.If there are not enough resources available to be allocated, then that job(s) would be in queue.
@@TechWithViresh so executor core can run only one job task at a time ..so if that is the case , in your examples , if there are 2 jobs on the same cluster, we need to take half of the resources mentioned in that video or better to take whatever you mentioned ..then first job runs successfully , it will take second job??( Until first job completed, second will be in queue).. could you please suggest best approach...alltogather before giving spark resource configurations for any job , just if we look at the cluster configuration is enough or need to look at how many other jobs running on the same cluster??
@@sivavulli7487 Yes, we should take into account, how many concurrent jobs need to be run .How better approach followed these days to have interactive clusters for each job..
@@TechWithViresh okay ..thank you sir ..if possible , pls can you make a video how to give the resources if there are multiple concurrent jobs running on the same cluster...
One executor is having four core so it can handle one task or 4 at a time
No of cores = no of parallel task
7% of 21GB = 1.4 GB am I missing something here
Means what I know is nothing.
7% of 21 gb is 3gb ????? how come it is 1.47 GB how did u arrive at 3 GB ???
Yes had the same question
For yarn you can choose between 6 to 10 per