Membuat profil penggunaan resource Google Cloud Serverless untuk Apache Spark
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Dokumen ini menjelaskan cara membuat profil penggunaan resource Serverless untuk Apache Spark. Google Cloud Cloud Profiler terus mengumpulkan dan melaporkan informasi penggunaan CPU dan alokasi memori aplikasi. Anda dapat mengaktifkan
pembuatan profil saat mengirimkan batch atau membuat beban kerja sesi
dengan menggunakan properti pembuatan profil yang tercantum dalam tabel berikut.
Google Cloud Serverless for Apache Spark menambahkan opsi JVM terkait ke
konfigurasi spark.driver.extraJavaOptions dan spark.executor.extraJavaOptions
yang digunakan untuk workload.
Serverless untuk Apache Spark menetapkan versi profiler ke
UUID batch
atau UUID sesi.
Profiler mendukung jenis beban kerja Spark berikut:
Spark, PySpark, SparkSql, dan SparkR.
Beban kerja harus berjalan selama lebih dari tiga menit agar Profiler dapat mengumpulkan dan mengupload data ke project.
Anda dapat mengganti opsi pembuatan profil yang dikirimkan dengan workload dengan membuat
SparkConf, lalu menyetel extraJavaOptions dalam kode Anda.
Perhatikan bahwa menyetel properti extraJavaOptions saat workload dikirimkan
tidak akan menggantikan opsi pembuatan profil yang dikirimkan bersama workload.
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