Co-locate elasticsearch with hadoop/yarn

Ronny_Vaningh_2 · September 4, 2014, 6:32pm

Hi

I have some beefy boxes with 512 Gb ram and I would like to co-locate
yarn/hadoop with elasticsearch

Does anyone have experience in doing the same ?
How did you split the resources (memory/disk) across both functions ?

Hdfs like jbod while E.S. like raid10

Thank

Reg

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andrew · September 5, 2014, 12:30am

I have not tried this but my initial thoughts would be

Set ES_HEAP_SIZE = 30 GB, give Hadoop an appropriate amount, leave the rest for the OS cache.
Set the filesystem paths where ES and Hadoop store data to separate physical disk(s). You don't want them contending for bandwidth.
You don't have to use RAID for ES, you can use multiple data paths if you have multiple disks.
At this size, many people choose to run multiple instances of ES on a single physical. Give each instance 30GB and point to different disks.

A

On Sep 4, 2014, at 11:32 AM, Ronny Vaningh ronny@guard-it.be wrote:

Hi

I have some beefy boxes with 512 Gb ram and I would like to co-locate yarn/hadoop with elasticsearch

Does anyone have experience in doing the same ?
How did you split the resources (memory/disk) across both functions ?

Hdfs like jbod while E.S. like raid10

Thank

Reg

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Ronny_Vaningh_2 · September 5, 2014, 6:19am

Thanks Andrew

If I'm correct e.s. will first fill up the first disk, and so on if you
specify multiple data paths vs scattering over them like hdfs.. correct?
You overcome this by giving easch e.s. instanve a data path on a sepparate
disk

Thanks

Regards

Ronny
On 5 Sep 2014 02:30, "Andrew Selden" andrew.selden@elasticsearch.com
wrote:

I have not tried this but my initial thoughts would be

Set ES_HEAP_SIZE = 30 GB, give Hadoop an appropriate amount, leave the
rest for the OS cache.

Set the filesystem paths where ES and Hadoop store data to separate
physical disk(s). You don’t want them contending for bandwidth.

You don’t have to use RAID for ES, you can use multiple data paths if
you have multiple disks.

At this size, many people choose to run multiple instances of ES on a
single physical. Give each instance 30GB and point to different disks.

A

On Sep 4, 2014, at 11:32 AM, Ronny Vaningh ronny@guard-it.be wrote:

Hi

I have some beefy boxes with 512 Gb ram and I would like to co-locate
yarn/hadoop with elasticsearch

Does anyone have experience in doing the same ?
How did you split the resources (memory/disk) across both functions ?

Hdfs like jbod while E.S. like raid10

Thank

Reg

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dadoonet · September 5, 2014, 6:40am

f you give 2 disks to Elasticsearch, it will fill both at the same time.
Not one after the other.

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Le 5 sept. 2014 à 08:19, Ronny Vaningh ronny@guard-it.be a écrit :

Thanks Andrew

If I'm correct e.s. will first fill up the first disk, and so on if you specify multiple data paths vs scattering over them like hdfs.. correct?
You overcome this by giving easch e.s. instanve a data path on a sepparate disk

Thanks

Regards

Ronny

On 5 Sep 2014 02:30, "Andrew Selden" andrew.selden@elasticsearch.com wrote:

I have not tried this but my initial thoughts would be

Set ES_HEAP_SIZE = 30 GB, give Hadoop an appropriate amount, leave the rest for the OS cache.

Set the filesystem paths where ES and Hadoop store data to separate physical disk(s). You don’t want them contending for bandwidth.

You don’t have to use RAID for ES, you can use multiple data paths if you have multiple disks.

At this size, many people choose to run multiple instances of ES on a single physical. Give each instance 30GB and point to different disks.

A

On Sep 4, 2014, at 11:32 AM, Ronny Vaningh ronny@guard-it.be wrote:

Hi

I have some beefy boxes with 512 Gb ram and I would like to co-locate yarn/hadoop with elasticsearch

Does anyone have experience in doing the same ?
How did you split the resources (memory/disk) across both functions ?

Hdfs like jbod while E.S. like raid10

Thank

Reg

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