/** Create and initialize (but don't start) a single job. */
protected Job createJob(Configuration conf) {
// create single job
Job newJob = new JobInAppMaster(jobId, conf, context);
((RunningAppContext) context).jobs.put(newJob.getID(), newJob);
dispatcher.register(JobFinishEvent.Type.class, createJobFinishEventHandler());
return newJob;
}
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@Override
public void handle(TaskAttemptEvent event) {
Job job = context.getJob(event.getTaskAttemptID().getTaskId().getJobId());
Task task = job.getTask(event.getTaskAttemptID().getTaskId());
TaskAttempt attempt = task.getAttempt(event.getTaskAttemptID());
((EventHandler<TaskAttemptEvent>) attempt).handle(event);
}
/**
* This can be overridden to instantiate multiple jobs and create a workflow.
*
* <p>TODO: Rework the design to actually support this. Currently much of the job stuff has been
* moved to init() above to support uberization (MR-1220). In a typical workflow, one presumably
* would want to uberize only a subset of the jobs (the "small" ones), which is awkward with the
* current design.
*/
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
protected void startJobs() {
/** create a job-start event to get this ball rolling */
JobEvent startJobEvent = new JobEvent(job.getID(), JobEventType.JOB_START);
/** send the job-start event. this triggers the job execution. */
context.getEventHandler().handle(startJobEvent);
}
@Override
public void start() {
// / Create the AMInfo for the current AppMaster
if (amInfos == null) {
amInfos = new LinkedList<AMInfo>();
}
AMInfo amInfo =
DragonBuilderUtils.newAMInfo(
appAttemptId, startTime, containerID, nmHost, nmPort, nmHttpPort);
amInfos.add(amInfo);
job = createJob(getConfig());
// metrics system init is really init & start.
// It's more test friendly to put it here.
DefaultMetricsSystem.initialize("DragonAppMaster");
// create a job event for job intialization
JobEvent initJobEvent = new JobEvent(job.getID(), JobEventType.JOB_INIT);
// Send init to the job (this does NOT trigger job execution)
// This is a synchronous call, not an event through dispatcher. We want
// job-init to be done completely here.
jobEventDispatcher.handle(initJobEvent);
super.start();
// All components have started, start the job.
startJobs();
}
