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International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Monthly Journal for Computer Science and Engineering

Open Access Journal

International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Monthly Journal for Computer Science and Engineering

ISSN : 2394-2320 (Online)

Minimizing the Make span and Total Completion Time by Implementing a Novel Greedy Job Algorithm for Map Reduce Production Workloads

Author : D.Anusha 1 M.Hanimi Reddy 2

Date of Publication :16th November 2017

Abstract: The MapReduce is an open supply Hadoop framework applied for processing and generating distributed huge Terabyte facts on big clusters. Its principal motive is to lowering the of completion time of massive units of MapReduce jobs. Hadoop Cluster most effective has predefined constant slot configuration for cluster lifetime. This fixed slot configuration can also produce long completion time (Makespan) and system low resource utilization. The current open source Hadoop allows only static slot configuration, like fixed numbers of map slots and reduce slots throughout the cluster lifetime. Such static configuration may lead to long completion length as well as low system resource utilization. Propose new schemes which use slot ratio between Map and Reduce tasks as a tunable knob for minimizing the completion length (i.e., makespan) of a given set. By leveraging the workload information of recently completed jobs, schemes dynamically allocates resources (or slots) to map and reduce tasks. Many scheduling methodologies are discussed that aim to improve execution performance as well as completion time goal.

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