The amount of resource assigned to JobManager looks fine. How much resource
(CPU and memory) did you allocate for TaskManager?
On Wed, Jul 19, 2017 at 3:07 AM, Stephan Ewen wrote:
> Hi Greg!
>
> Akka disassociation means that the network connection between the
> JobManager and TaskManager broke.
Hi Greg!
Akka disassociation means that the network connection between the
JobManager and TaskManager broke.
This can be cause by
- actual failures of JobManager / TaskManager (I assume is not the case
here)
- A limit in the number of open file handles
- Network flakeyness
- I have seen cases
Hi all,
I’m having some issues with Akka running on a modest cluster where increasing
the parallelism results in disassociation messages.
I am running a batch job, Gelly’s TriangleListing (for simplicity) which is
join-based. I have not seen this issue running AdamicAdar which is sort-based.
I
