use of org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.records.impl.pb.ResourceRequestPBImpl in project hadoop by apache.
the class TestSchedulerUtils method testNormalizeRequestWithDominantResourceCalculator.
@Test(timeout = 30000)
public void testNormalizeRequestWithDominantResourceCalculator() {
ResourceCalculator resourceCalculator = new DominantResourceCalculator();
Resource minResource = Resources.createResource(1024, 1);
Resource maxResource = Resources.createResource(10240, 10);
Resource clusterResource = Resources.createResource(10 * 1024, 10);
ResourceRequest ask = new ResourceRequestPBImpl();
// case negative memory/vcores
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(-1024, -1));
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(minResource, ask.getCapability());
// case zero memory/vcores
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(0, 0));
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(minResource, ask.getCapability());
assertEquals(1, ask.getCapability().getVirtualCores());
assertEquals(1024, ask.getCapability().getMemorySize());
// case non-zero memory & zero cores
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(1536, 0));
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(Resources.createResource(2048, 1), ask.getCapability());
assertEquals(1, ask.getCapability().getVirtualCores());
assertEquals(2048, ask.getCapability().getMemorySize());
}
use of org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.records.impl.pb.ResourceRequestPBImpl in project hadoop by apache.
the class TestSchedulerUtils method testNormalizeRequest.
@Test(timeout = 30000)
public void testNormalizeRequest() {
ResourceCalculator resourceCalculator = new DefaultResourceCalculator();
final int minMemory = 1024;
final int maxMemory = 8192;
Resource minResource = Resources.createResource(minMemory, 0);
Resource maxResource = Resources.createResource(maxMemory, 0);
ResourceRequest ask = new ResourceRequestPBImpl();
// case negative memory
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(-1024));
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(minMemory, ask.getCapability().getMemorySize());
// case zero memory
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(0));
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(minMemory, ask.getCapability().getMemorySize());
// case memory is a multiple of minMemory
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(2 * minMemory));
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(2 * minMemory, ask.getCapability().getMemorySize());
// case memory is not a multiple of minMemory
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(minMemory + 10));
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(2 * minMemory, ask.getCapability().getMemorySize());
// case memory is equal to max allowed
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(maxMemory));
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(maxMemory, ask.getCapability().getMemorySize());
// case memory is just less than max
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(maxMemory - 10));
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(maxMemory, ask.getCapability().getMemorySize());
// max is not a multiple of min
maxResource = Resources.createResource(maxMemory - 10, 0);
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(maxMemory - 100));
// multiple of minMemory > maxMemory, then reduce to maxMemory
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(maxResource.getMemorySize(), ask.getCapability().getMemorySize());
// ask is more than max
maxResource = Resources.createResource(maxMemory, 0);
ask.setCapability(Resources.createResource(maxMemory + 100));
SchedulerUtils.normalizeRequest(ask, resourceCalculator, minResource, maxResource);
assertEquals(maxResource.getMemorySize(), ask.getCapability().getMemorySize());
}
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