Yes, I am aware that to restart the jobs Flink won't require the jars. But
would have been awesome if it could have retained those.
Thanks all for the help.
Regards,
- Rohil
On Mon 7 May, 2018, 5:32 PM Sampath Bhat, wrote:
> Hi Rohil
>
> You need not upload the jar again when job manager resta
Hi Rohil
You need not upload the jar again when job manager restarts in an HA
environment. Only the the jar stored in web.upload.dir will be deleted
which is fine. The jars needed for the job manager to restart will be
stored in high-availability.storageDir along with job graphs and job
related st
Ok.
but why was this decision taken to automatically delete and not retain the
jars, to me it makes sense to have the uploaded jars so user doesn't have
to do it when JobManager restarts.
Thanks.
- Rohil
On Mon, May 7, 2018 at 12:16 PM, Chesnay Schepler
wrote:
> The jar directory is automatical
The jar directory is automatically deleted when a JobManager shuts down.
In other words, there is no way to retain uploaded jars if a JobManager
dies, and no way to point a JobManager to a pre-existing directory.
On 07.05.2018 08:18, Chirag Dewan wrote:
I think you are looking for *jobmanager
Hey Chirag,
I tried adding both the configs as per the documentation, and I can see the
jars getting uploaded to the specified paths, but on JobManager restarts
the JARS are actually *deleted* *from* the `jobmanager.web.upload.dir` path.
Anything else that I am missing?
Thanks.
- Rohil
On Mon,
I think you are looking for jobmanager.web.tmpdir along with upload.dir
>From the documentation :
-
jobmanager.web.tmpdir: This configuration parameter allows defining the Flink
web directory to be used by the web interface. The web interface will copy its
static files into the dire
Hi,
I have a very basic Flink HA setup on Kubernetes and wanted to retain job
jars on JobManager Restarts.
For HA I am using a Zookeeper and a NFS drive mounted on all pods
(JobManager and TaskManagers), that is being used for checkpoints and have
also set the `web.upload.dir: /data/flink-uploads
