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godfrey johnson commented on FLINK-9043:
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[~sihuazhou] Thanks for your commits.
As for the \{{ /user_define_path/cluster_id/job_id/ }} , should user to know
the cluster_id and job_id？
> Introduce a friendly way to resume the job from externalized checkpoints
> automatically
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> Key: FLINK-9043
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-9043
> Project: Flink
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: godfrey johnson
> Assignee: Sihua Zhou
> Priority: Major
>
> I know a flink job can reovery from checkpoint with restart strategy, but can
> not recovery as spark streaming jobs when job is starting.
> Every time, the submitted flink job is regarded as a new job, while , in the
> spark streaming job, which can detect the checkpoint directory first, and
> then recovery from the latest succeed one. However, Flink only can recovery
> until the job failed first, then retry with strategy.
>
> So, would flink support to recover from the checkpoint directly in a new job?
> h2. New description by [~sihuazhou]
> Currently, it's quite a bit not friendly for users to recover job from the
> externalized checkpoint, user need to find the dedicate dir for the job which
> is not a easy thing when there are too many jobs. This ticket attend to
> introduce a more friendly way to allow the user to use the externalized
> checkpoint to do recovery.
> The implementation steps are copied from the comments of [~StephanEwen]:
> - We could make this an option where you pass a flag (-r) to automatically
> look for the latest checkpoint in a given directory.
> - If more than one jobs checkpointed there before, this operation would fail.
> - We might also need a way to have jobs not create the UUID subdirectory,
> otherwise the scanning for the latest checkpoint would not easily work.
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