Re: Explain About Logs NetworkWordcount.scala

2014-03-10 Thread eduardocalfaia
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Re: Explain About Logs NetworkWordcount.scala

2014-03-10 Thread eduardocalfaia
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Re: Explain About Logs NetworkWordcount.scala

2014-03-09 Thread Eduardo Costa Alfaia
Yes TD, I can use tcpdump to see if the data are being accepted by the receiver and if else them are arriving into the IP packet. Thanks Em 3/8/14, 4:19, Tathagata Das escreveu: I am not sure how to debug this without any more information about the source. Can you monitor on the receiver side

Re: Explain About Logs NetworkWordcount.scala

2014-03-07 Thread Tathagata Das
I am not sure how to debug this without any more information about the source. Can you monitor on the receiver side that data is being accepted by the receiver but not reported? TD On Wed, Mar 5, 2014 at 7:23 AM, eduardocalfaia wrote: > Hi TD, > I have seen in the web UI the stage number that r

Re: Explain About Logs NetworkWordcount.scala

2014-03-05 Thread eduardocalfaia
Hi TD, I have seen in the web UI the stage number that result has been zero and in the field GC Times there is nothing. -- View this message in context: http://apache-spark-user-list.1001560.n3.nabble.com/Expla