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This module contains all code necessary to run Apache Fluo on a YARN cluster using
Apache Twill. It was separated from fluo-core to keep dependencies (like Twill) out of Fluo
clients which depend on the fluo-core jar. It was also done to limit conflicts. For example,
Twill requires logback to be used but fluo-core requires log4j (due to zookeeper requiring it in
accumulo-minicluster).
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package org.apache.fluo.cluster.yarn;
import java.util.Collection;
import org.apache.twill.api.TwillController;
import org.apache.twill.api.TwillRunResources;
/**
* Twill Utility classes
*/
@Deprecated
public class TwillUtil {
private TwillUtil() {}
public static int numRunning(TwillController controller, String runnableName) {
return controller.getResourceReport().getRunnableResources(runnableName).size();
}
public static void printResources(Collection resourcesList) {
System.out.println("Instance Cores MaxMemory Container ID Host");
System.out.println("-------- ----- --------- ------------ ----");
for (TwillRunResources resources : resourcesList) {
System.out.format("%-9s %-6s %4s MB %-40s %s\n", resources.getInstanceId(),
resources.getVirtualCores(), resources.getMemoryMB(), resources.getContainerId(),
resources.getHost());
}
}
}