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Starcluster config and plugin files for using the Disco MapReduce framework on EC2
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Starcluster config and plugin files for using the Disco MapReduce framework on EC2
StarCluster Disco Plug-in ------------------------- This plug-in, along with the associated Amazon EC2 AMI, make it trivial to launch a Disco MapReduce cluster on EC2. The Disco plug-in intializes Disco on a cluster, adds each cluster node to Disco, and sets up data directories on the ephemeral drive for use by DDFS. Quick Start ----------- 1) Install StarCluster (http://web.mit.edu/star/cluster/) 2) Copy config.disco to ~/.starcluster/config 3) Add your Amazon credentials to the Starcluster config: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID = # TODO: your key id AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY = # TODO: your secret key AWS_USER_ID= # TODO: your account number # TODO: Add your keypair [key gsg-keypair] KEY_LOCATION=/home/myuser/.ssh/id_rsa-gsg-keypair 4) Start a four node cluster $ starcluster start -s 4 disco-test < ... wait for the cluster to start ... > 5) View the Disco web interface on port 8989 of your cluster master http://<node id>.amazonaws.com:8989/ That's it! AMI ID ------ The AMI ID for the StarCluster Disco Image is: ami-84d10ced This is based on the base x86_64 StarCluster AMI (ami-999d49f0) for use with any 64-bit instance type (e.g., m1.large). Config File Details ------------------- If you already have StarCluster installed, here are the additions you'll need to make to your config file (in the order the sections appear): # Disco Image NODE_IMAGE_ID = ami-84d10ced ... # Tell StarCluster to use the Disco plugin PLUGINS = disco_plugin ... # Set custom Disco permissions PERMISSIONS = disco ... # Setup the Disco plugin [plugin disco_plugin] SETUP_CLASS = disco_plugin.ConfigDisco ... # Set permissions to allow communication over port 8989 [permission disco] from_port = 8989 to_port = 8989 Cluster Size for DDFS --------------------- The default Disco settings on the AMI use three copies of each DDFS file. DDFS will fail to startup correctly if there are fewer than four nodes in the cluster (three workers, one master). Using DDFS on Ephemeral Storage ------------------------------- The Disco plug-in uses the ephemeral storage under /mnt on each node for DDFS. The ephemeral storage is the fastest storage available to a running instance and is equivalent to a local disk. However, the ephemeral storage is only available as long as the instance is running. As soon as the instance is stopped or terminated, the ephemeral storage is removed. For Disco, as long as the cluster stays running, anything stored in DDFS will be available to Disco. Once the cluster goes down, either by stopping it or terminating it, the DDFS volumes will cease to exist. A few possible ways allow the DDFS volumes to live beyond the life of the cluster are: - Add a step to copy the contents of DDFS to/from S3 or EBS when the cluster is launched and stopped. This would require keeping the same number of nodes and also copying any Disco config information. - Mount EBS volumes on each node and use those for DDFS. This option would make it easy to keep DDFS volumes intact but will degrade performance since EBS volumes are slower than ephemeral storage. Neither of these options are implemented at the moment. If you do implement one, I will happily integrate it back into the plug-in. AMI Details ----------- The AMI is built on the base x86_64 StarCluster AMI (ami-999d49f0) for use with any 64-bit instance type (e.g., m1.large). Disco was installed on the image following the standard instructions. lighttpd was also installed, though the current Disco config is not setup to use it. Acknowledgements and Contact ---------------------------- The AMI was created by Chris Mueller to support the Disco tutorial at PyData 2012. The video for the tutorial is online at: http://pyvideo.org/video/961/the-disco-mapreduce-framework The StarCluster plug-in was developed by Don MacMillen (primarily) and Chris Mueller during the PyData Hack Night. Thanks to Peter Wang and Travis Oliphant at Continuum Analytics for organizing both events. Contact Chris Mueller with any questions or comments related to the plug-in. cmueller at yahoo External Links -------------- Amazon AWS: http://aws.amazon.com StarCluster: http://web.mit.edu/star/cluster/ Disco: http://discoproject.org
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