v1.0.0,latest(Dockerfile), Hadoop 2.7.2, Zeppelin 0.7.0
Image for deploying the kube-yarn artifacts without any local dependencies.
Invoke the default make target to deploy the full stack using the kubeconfig from your current home directory.
docker run -it --rm -v ${HOME}/.kube/config:/root/.kube/config:ro danisla/kube-yarn:latest
Make sure to mount any additional volumes for files referenced within the kube config.
To remove the resources by invoking the clean target:
docker run -it --rm -v ${HOME}/.kube/config:/root/.kube/config:ro danisla/kube-yarn:latest clean
The hadoop components are boostrapped using files from a ConfigMap to provide the init script and config xml files. This allows users to fully customize their distribution for their use cases.
The ACP env var can also be set to a comma-separated list of URLs to be downloaded and added to the classpath at runtime.
Logs from the ${HADOOP_PREFIX}/logs directory are tailed so that they can be viewed by attaching to the container.
The namenode daemon runs in this pod container.
Currently, only 1 namenode is supported (no HA w/Zookeeper or secondary namenode).
The datanode daemon runs in this pod container.
There can be 1 or more of these, scaled by changing the number of replicas in the spec.
The resource manager daemon runs in this pod container.
Currently, only 1 resource manager is supported (no HA w/Zookeeper).
The WebUI can be accessed using the service port 8088 or at localhost:8088 after running make pf.
The node manager daemon runs in this pod container.
There can be 1 or more of these, scaled by changing the number of replicas in the pod spec.
The amount of vcores and memory registered with the resource manager is reflected and infered from the pod spec resources using the Downward API. These are made available to the container via the env vars MY_CPU_LIMIT and MY_MEM_LIMIT respectively and then added to the yarn-site.xml at runtime using the bootstrap script.
The Zeppelin notebook is run in this pod container and can be used to run Spark jobs or hadoop jobs using the %sh shell interpreter.
The K8S yarn cluster config is mounted from the same ConfigMap over the top of the Zeppelin image dir to give it access to the cluster without modifying the base image.
The Zeppelin web app can be accessed using the service port 8080 or at localhost:8081 after running make pf.
This repo uses minikube to start a k8s cluster locally.
The Makefile contains targets for starting the cluster and helper targets for kubectl to apply the K8S manifests and interact with the pods.
When running locally with minikube, make sure your VM has enough resources, you should set the number of cpus to 8 and memory to 8192. If not set, the pods won't have enough resources to fully start and will be stuck in the Pending creation phase.
Starting minikube manually:
minikube start --cpus 8 --memory 8192
Or, start with the Makefile which will download minikube and start the cluster:
make minikube
make
This will create all of the components for the cluster.
Run this to create port forwards to localhost:
make pf
You should now be able to access the following:
- YARN WebUI:
http://localhost:8088 - Zeppelin:
http://localhost:8081
Test hdfs, yarn and mapred using TestDFSIO, submitted from one of the node managers:
make test
Which runs this command on yarn-nm-0:
/usr/local/hadoop/bin/hadoop jar /usr/local/hadoop/share/hadoop/mapreduce/hadoop-mapreduce-client-jobclient-2.6.0-tests.jar TestDFSIO -write -nrFiles 5 -fileSize 128MB -resFile /tmp/TestDFSIOwrite.txt
In your browser, go to Zeppelin at: http://localhost:8081
Create a new note and run this in a paragraph:
sc.parallelize(1 to 1000).count
Press shift-enter to execute the paragraph
The first command executed creates the spark job on yarn and will take a few seconds, then you should get the result 1000 when complete.
Create the namespace, configmaps service account and hosts-disco service.
Creates hdfs, yarn and zeppelin apps.
Creates local port forwards for yarn and zeppelin.
Gets the state of HDFS.
Lists the registered yarn nodes by executing this in the node manager pod: yarn node -list
Drops into a shell on the namenode
Drops into a shell on the resource manager.
Drops into a shell on the zeppelin container.
make clean
Shutdown the cluster
minikube stop
Or:
make stop-minikube