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dacoop: accelerating data-iterative applications on map/reduce cluster
Liang Yi; Li Guangrui; Wang Lei; Hu Yanpeng
2011
Conference Name2011 12th International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing, Applications and Technologies, PDCAT 2011
SourceParallel and Distributed Computing, Applications and Technologies, PDCAT Proceedings
Pages207-214
Conference DateOctober 20, 2011 - October 22, 2011
Conference PlaceGwangju, Korea, Republic of
Indexed TypeEI
ISBN9780769545646
Department(1) Department of Computer Science Beijing University of Technology Beijing China; (2) Institute of Computing Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing China; (3) Hwellzen Software Center Shanghai China
English AbstractMap/reduce is a popular parallel processing framework for massive-scale data-intensive computing. The data-iterative application is composed of a serials of map/reduce jobs and need to repeatedly process some data files among these jobs. The existing implementation of map/reduce framework focus on perform data processing in a single pass with one map/reduce job and do not directly support the data-iterative applications, particularly in term of the explicit specification of the repeatedly processed data among jobs. In this paper, we propose an extended version of Hadoop map/reduce framework called Dacoop. Dacoop extends Map/Reduce programming interface to specify the repeatedly processed data, introduces the shared memorybased data cache mechanism to cache the data since its first access, and adopts the caching-aware task scheduling so that the cached data can be shared among the map/reduce jobs of data-iterative applications. We evaluate Dacoop on two typical data-iterative applications: k-means clustering and the domain rule reasoning in sementic web, with real and synthetic datasets. Experimental results show that the data-iterative applications can gain better performance on Dacoop than that on Hadoop. The turnaround time of a data-iterative application can be reduced by the maximum of 15.1%. © 2011 IEEE.; Map/reduce is a popular parallel processing framework for massive-scale data-intensive computing. The data-iterative application is composed of a serials of map/reduce jobs and need to repeatedly process some data files among these jobs. The existing implementation of map/reduce framework focus on perform data processing in a single pass with one map/reduce job and do not directly support the data-iterative applications, particularly in term of the explicit specification of the repeatedly processed data among jobs. In this paper, we propose an extended version of Hadoop map/reduce framework called Dacoop. Dacoop extends Map/Reduce programming interface to specify the repeatedly processed data, introduces the shared memorybased data cache mechanism to cache the data since its first access, and adopts the caching-aware task scheduling so that the cached data can be shared among the map/reduce jobs of data-iterative applications. We evaluate Dacoop on two typical data-iterative applications: k-means clustering and the domain rule reasoning in sementic web, with real and synthetic datasets. Experimental results show that the data-iterative applications can gain better performance on Dacoop than that on Hadoop. The turnaround time of a data-iterative application can be reduced by the maximum of 15.1%. © 2011 IEEE.
KeywordCache Memory Cluster Computing Multitasking Scheduling Algorithms Turnaround Time
Language英语
Content Type会议论文
URIhttp://ir.iscas.ac.cn/handle/311060/16322
Collection中国科学院软件研究所
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Liang Yi,Li Guangrui,Wang Lei,et al. dacoop: accelerating data-iterative applications on map/reduce cluster[C],2011:207-214.
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