+1,  Impressive performance achievement on OzoneManager, let's move to
Beta.

Bests,
Sammi Chen

On Thu, Feb 20, 2020 at 4:17 AM Anu Engineer <aengin...@apache.org> wrote:

> Hi All,
>
>
> I would like to propose moving Ozone from 'Alpha' tags to 'Beta' tags when
> we do future releases. Here are a couple of reasons why I think we should
> make this move.
>
>
>
>    1. Ozone Manager or the Namenode for Ozone scales to more than 1 billion
>    keys. We tested this in our labs in an organic fashion; that is, we were
>    able to create more than 1 billion keys from external clients with no
> loss
>    in performance.
>    2. The ozone Manager meets the performance and resource constraints that
>    we set out to achieve. We were able to sustain the same throughput at
> Ozone
>    manager for over three days that took us to get this 1 billion keys.
> That
>    is, we did not have to shut down or resize memory for the namenode as we
>    went through this exercise.
>    3.  The most critical, we did this experiment with 64GB of memory
>    allocation in JVM and 64 GB of RAM off-heap allocation. That is, the
> Ozone
>    Manager was able to achieve this scale with far less memory footprint
> than
>    HDFS.
>    4. Ozone's performance is at par with HDFS when running workloads like
>    Hive (
>
> https://blog.cloudera.com/benchmarking-ozone-clouderas-next-generation-storage-for-cdp/
>    )
>    5. We have been able to run long-running clusters with Ozone.
>
>
> Having achieved these goals, I propose that we move from the planned
> 0.4.2-Alpha release to 0.5.0-Beta as our next release. If we hear no
> concerns about this, we would like to move Ozone from Alpha to Beta
> releases.
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Anu
>
>
> P.S. I am CC-ing HDFS dev since many people who are interested in Ozone
> still have not subscribed to Ozone dev lists. My apologies if it feels like
> spam, I promise that over time we will become less noisy in the HDFS
> channel.
>
>
> PPS. I know lots of you will want to know more specifics; Our blog presses
> are working overtime and I promise you that you will get to see all the
> details pretty soon.
>

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