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  • Fixes NullPointerException that prevents SparkException being properly logged during task scheduling in Mesos.
  • Adds label format validation for properties spark.mesos.network.labels, spark.mesos.task.labels, and spark.mesos.driver.labels in dispatcher.

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Thanks @rpalaznik. I left some comments around simplifying the validate method and some small format nits but overall I like the approach. One extra thing - can we add a unit test? Especially since this is meant to fix an NPE bug.

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private[mesos] def validateLabelFormat(properties: Map[String, String]
, propertyNames: String*): Unit = {

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strange place for a comma; surprised there's no linter here. Can this be:

validateLabelFormat(properties: Map[String, String], 
                    propertyNames: String*): Unit = {

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fixed

val driverCores = sparkProperties.get("spark.driver.cores")
val name = request.sparkProperties.getOrElse("spark.app.name", mainClass)

validateLabelFormat(sparkProperties, "spark.mesos.network.labels", "spark.mesos.task.labels",

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is this a finite list? If you know ahead of time what the list of labels to validate against are, I think you should move it inside the function so all you pass is the sparkProperties map e.g.

validateLabelFormat(sparkProperties)

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changed as suggested


private[mesos] def validateLabelFormat(properties: Map[String, String]
, propertyNames: String*): Unit = {
propertyNames.foreach { name =>

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as mentioned above, if the labels don't change, I think we can remove the propertyNames arg and do a simple

List("spark.mesos.network.labels", "spark.mesos.task.labels", ...).foreach { => 

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changed as suggested

MesosProtoUtils.mesosLabels(label)
} catch {
case _ => throw new SubmitRestProtocolException("Malformed label in " +
f"${name}: ${label}")

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small nit but string interpolation in Scala is usually done w/ s"${variable}" while f" is usually done w/ types and digits

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changed as suggested

@rpalaznik rpalaznik requested a review from samvantran May 31, 2019 17:12
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Changes look good @rpalaznik ! Thanks for addressing them. I had a minor comment on test naming but not a blocker in any form.

@akirillov can give the final stamp of approval but this LGTM

// If there are fields that the server does not know about, warn the client
s.unknownFields = unknownFields
}
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I know this isn't you but man... single char variable names are the worst!

assert("k0:v0,k1:v1" == driverConf.get("spark.mesos.network.labels"))
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test("test a job with malformed labels is not submitted") {

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can you change to test a job with malformed labels throws exception?

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thanks, @rpalaznik. LGTM, but please address the comments.

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private[mesos] def validateLabelFormat(properties: Map[String, String]): Unit = {

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let's change the method name into a plural form: validateLabelsFormat

// If there are fields that the server does not know about, warn the client
s.unknownFields = unknownFields
try {
val driverDescription = buildDriverDescription(submitRequest)

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While exceptions have been used in buildDriverDescription before, this approach doesn't look quite right. When we have a method returning value or throwing an error it's a natural use case for Scala's Either or Try. On the other hand, there're no usages of Either or Try in mesos package. On the other hand, having try-catch block here is a good defensive approach which can save us from surprises.

Given the status of the codebase for Mesos Scheduler in general, a more severe refactoring is needed so I'd say, let's keep the current code as is.

@rpalaznik rpalaznik merged commit 5adf2e4 into d2iq-archive:custom-branch-2.4.x Jun 3, 2019
alembiewski pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 12, 2019
alembiewski added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 19, 2019
* Support for DSCOS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CREDENTIAL environment variable in MesosClusterScheduler

* File Based Secrets support

* [SPARK-723][SPARK-740] Add Metrics to Dispatcher and Driver

- Counters: The total number of times that submissions have entered states
- Timers: The duration from submit or launch until a submission entered a given state
- Histogram: The retry counts at time of retry

* Fixes to handling finished drivers

- Rename 'failed' case to 'exception'
- When a driver is 'finished', record its final MesosTaskState
- Fix naming consistency after seeing how they look in practice

* Register "finished" counters up-front

Otherwise their values are never published.

* [SPARK-692] Added spark.mesos.executor.gpus to specify the number of Executor CPUs

* [SPARK-23941][MESOS] Mesos task failed on specific spark app name (#33)

* [SPARK-23941][MESOS] Mesos task failed on specific spark app name

Port from SPARK#21014

** edit: not a direct port from upstream Spark. Changes were needed because we saw PySpark jobs fail to launch when 1) run with docker and 2) including --py-files

==============

* Shell escape only appName, mainClass, default and driverConf

Specifically, we do not want to shell-escape the --py-files. What we've
seen IRL is that for spark jobs that use docker images coupled w/ python
files, the $MESOS_SANDBOX path is escaped and results in
FileNotFoundErrors during py4j.SparkSession.getOrCreate

* [DCOS-39150][SPARK] Support unique Executor IDs in cluster managers (#36)

Using incremental integers as Executor IDs leads to a situation when Spark Executors launched by different Drivers have same IDs. This leads to a situation when Mesos Task IDs for multiple Spark Executors are the same too. This PR prepends UUID unique for a CoarseGrainedSchedulerBackend instance to numeric ID thus allowing to distinguish Executors belonging to different drivers.

This PR reverts commit ebe3c7f "[SPARK-12864][YARN] initialize executorIdCounter after ApplicationMaster killed for max n…)"

* Upgrade of Hadoop, ZooKeeper, and Jackson libraries to fix CVEs. Updates for JSON-related tests. (#43)

List of upgrades for 3rd-party libraries having CVEs:

- Hadoop: 2.7.3 -> 2.7.7. Fixes: CVE-2016-6811, CVE-2017-3166, CVE-2017-3162, CVE-2018-8009
- Jackson 2.6.5 -> 2.9.6. Fixes: CVE-2017-15095, CVE-2017-17485, CVE-2017-7525, CVE-2018-7489, CVE-2016-3720
- ZooKeeper 3.4.6 -> 3.4.13 (https://zookeeper.apache.org/doc/r3.4.13/releasenotes.html)

# Conflicts:
#	dev/deps/spark-deps-hadoop-2.6
#	dev/deps/spark-deps-hadoop-2.7
#	dev/deps/spark-deps-hadoop-3.1
#	pom.xml

* CNI Support for Docker containerizer, binding to SPARK_LOCAL_IP instead of 0.0.0.0 to properly advertise executors during shuffle (#44)

* Spark Dispatcher support for launching applications in the same virtual network by default (#45)

* [DCOS-46585] Fix supervised driver retry logic for outdated tasks (#46)

This commit fixes a bug where `--supervised` drivers would relaunch after receiving an outdated status update from a restarted/crashed agent even if they had already been relaunched and running elsewhere. In those scenarios, previous logic would cause two identical jobs to be running and ZK state would only have a record of the latest one effectively orphaning the 1st job.

* Revert "[SPARK-25088][CORE][MESOS][DOCS] Update Rest Server docs & defaults."

This reverts commit 1024875.

The change introduced in the reverted commit is breaking:
- breaks semantics of `spark.master.rest.enabled` which belongs to Spark Standalone Master only but not to SparkSubmit
- reverts the default behavior for Spark Standalone from REST to legacy RPC
- contains misleading messages in `require` assertion blocks
- prevents users from running jobs without specifying `spark.master.rest.enabled`

* [DCOS-49020] Specify user in CommandInfo for Spark Driver launched on Mesos (#49)

* [DCOS-40974] Mesos checkpointing support for Spark Drivers (#51)

* [DCOS-51158] Improved Task ID assignment for Executor tasks (#52)

* [DCOS-51454] Remove irrelevant Mesos REPL test (#54)

* [DCOS-51453] Added Hadoop 2.9 profile (#53)

* [DCOS-34235] spark.mesos.executor.memoryOverhead equivalent for the Driver when running on Mesos (#55)

* Refactoring of metrics naming to add mesos semantics and avoid clashing with existing Spark metrics (#58)

* [DCOS-34549] Mesos label NPE fix (#60)
rpalaznik pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 24, 2020
* Support for DSCOS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CREDENTIAL environment variable in MesosClusterScheduler

* File Based Secrets support

* [SPARK-723][SPARK-740] Add Metrics to Dispatcher and Driver

- Counters: The total number of times that submissions have entered states
- Timers: The duration from submit or launch until a submission entered a given state
- Histogram: The retry counts at time of retry

* Fixes to handling finished drivers

- Rename 'failed' case to 'exception'
- When a driver is 'finished', record its final MesosTaskState
- Fix naming consistency after seeing how they look in practice

* Register "finished" counters up-front

Otherwise their values are never published.

* [SPARK-692] Added spark.mesos.executor.gpus to specify the number of Executor CPUs

* [SPARK-23941][MESOS] Mesos task failed on specific spark app name (#33)

* [SPARK-23941][MESOS] Mesos task failed on specific spark app name

Port from SPARK#21014

** edit: not a direct port from upstream Spark. Changes were needed because we saw PySpark jobs fail to launch when 1) run with docker and 2) including --py-files

==============

* Shell escape only appName, mainClass, default and driverConf

Specifically, we do not want to shell-escape the --py-files. What we've
seen IRL is that for spark jobs that use docker images coupled w/ python
files, the $MESOS_SANDBOX path is escaped and results in
FileNotFoundErrors during py4j.SparkSession.getOrCreate

* [DCOS-39150][SPARK] Support unique Executor IDs in cluster managers (#36)

Using incremental integers as Executor IDs leads to a situation when Spark Executors launched by different Drivers have same IDs. This leads to a situation when Mesos Task IDs for multiple Spark Executors are the same too. This PR prepends UUID unique for a CoarseGrainedSchedulerBackend instance to numeric ID thus allowing to distinguish Executors belonging to different drivers.

This PR reverts commit ebe3c7f "[SPARK-12864][YARN] initialize executorIdCounter after ApplicationMaster killed for max n…)"

* Upgrade of Hadoop, ZooKeeper, and Jackson libraries to fix CVEs. Updates for JSON-related tests. (#43)

List of upgrades for 3rd-party libraries having CVEs:

- Hadoop: 2.7.3 -> 2.7.7. Fixes: CVE-2016-6811, CVE-2017-3166, CVE-2017-3162, CVE-2018-8009
- Jackson 2.6.5 -> 2.9.6. Fixes: CVE-2017-15095, CVE-2017-17485, CVE-2017-7525, CVE-2018-7489, CVE-2016-3720
- ZooKeeper 3.4.6 -> 3.4.13 (https://zookeeper.apache.org/doc/r3.4.13/releasenotes.html)

* CNI Support for Docker containerizer, binding to SPARK_LOCAL_IP instead of 0.0.0.0 to properly advertise executors during shuffle (#44)

* Spark Dispatcher support for launching applications in the same virtual network by default (#45)

* [DCOS-46585] Fix supervised driver retry logic for outdated tasks (#46)

This commit fixes a bug where `--supervised` drivers would relaunch after receiving an outdated status update from a restarted/crashed agent even if they had already been relaunched and running elsewhere. In those scenarios, previous logic would cause two identical jobs to be running and ZK state would only have a record of the latest one effectively orphaning the 1st job.

* Revert "[SPARK-25088][CORE][MESOS][DOCS] Update Rest Server docs & defaults."

This reverts commit 1024875.

The change introduced in the reverted commit is breaking:
- breaks semantics of `spark.master.rest.enabled` which belongs to Spark Standalone Master only but not to SparkSubmit
- reverts the default behavior for Spark Standalone from REST to legacy RPC
- contains misleading messages in `require` assertion blocks
- prevents users from running jobs without specifying `spark.master.rest.enabled`

* [DCOS-49020] Specify user in CommandInfo for Spark Driver launched on Mesos (#49)

* [DCOS-40974] Mesos checkpointing support for Spark Drivers (#51)

* [DCOS-51158] Improved Task ID assignment for Executor tasks (#52)

* [DCOS-51454] Remove irrelevant Mesos REPL test (#54)

* [DCOS-51453] Added Hadoop 2.9 profile (#53)

* [DCOS-34235] spark.mesos.executor.memoryOverhead equivalent for the Driver when running on Mesos (#55)

* Refactoring of metrics naming to add mesos semantics and avoid clashing with existing Spark metrics (#58)

* [DCOS-34549] Mesos label NPE fix (#60)
farhan5900 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 7, 2020
* Support for DSCOS_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CREDENTIAL environment variable in MesosClusterScheduler

* File Based Secrets support

* [SPARK-723][SPARK-740] Add Metrics to Dispatcher and Driver

- Counters: The total number of times that submissions have entered states
- Timers: The duration from submit or launch until a submission entered a given state
- Histogram: The retry counts at time of retry

* Fixes to handling finished drivers

- Rename 'failed' case to 'exception'
- When a driver is 'finished', record its final MesosTaskState
- Fix naming consistency after seeing how they look in practice

* Register "finished" counters up-front

Otherwise their values are never published.

* [SPARK-692] Added spark.mesos.executor.gpus to specify the number of Executor CPUs

* [SPARK-23941][MESOS] Mesos task failed on specific spark app name (#33)

* [SPARK-23941][MESOS] Mesos task failed on specific spark app name

Port from SPARK#21014

** edit: not a direct port from upstream Spark. Changes were needed because we saw PySpark jobs fail to launch when 1) run with docker and 2) including --py-files

==============

* Shell escape only appName, mainClass, default and driverConf

Specifically, we do not want to shell-escape the --py-files. What we've
seen IRL is that for spark jobs that use docker images coupled w/ python
files, the $MESOS_SANDBOX path is escaped and results in
FileNotFoundErrors during py4j.SparkSession.getOrCreate

* [DCOS-39150][SPARK] Support unique Executor IDs in cluster managers (#36)

Using incremental integers as Executor IDs leads to a situation when Spark Executors launched by different Drivers have same IDs. This leads to a situation when Mesos Task IDs for multiple Spark Executors are the same too. This PR prepends UUID unique for a CoarseGrainedSchedulerBackend instance to numeric ID thus allowing to distinguish Executors belonging to different drivers.

This PR reverts commit ebe3c7f "[SPARK-12864][YARN] initialize executorIdCounter after ApplicationMaster killed for max n…)"

* Upgrade of Hadoop, ZooKeeper, and Jackson libraries to fix CVEs. Updates for JSON-related tests. (#43)

List of upgrades for 3rd-party libraries having CVEs:

- Hadoop: 2.7.3 -> 2.7.7. Fixes: CVE-2016-6811, CVE-2017-3166, CVE-2017-3162, CVE-2018-8009
- Jackson 2.6.5 -> 2.9.6. Fixes: CVE-2017-15095, CVE-2017-17485, CVE-2017-7525, CVE-2018-7489, CVE-2016-3720
- ZooKeeper 3.4.6 -> 3.4.13 (https://zookeeper.apache.org/doc/r3.4.13/releasenotes.html)

* CNI Support for Docker containerizer, binding to SPARK_LOCAL_IP instead of 0.0.0.0 to properly advertise executors during shuffle (#44)

* Spark Dispatcher support for launching applications in the same virtual network by default (#45)

* [DCOS-46585] Fix supervised driver retry logic for outdated tasks (#46)

This commit fixes a bug where `--supervised` drivers would relaunch after receiving an outdated status update from a restarted/crashed agent even if they had already been relaunched and running elsewhere. In those scenarios, previous logic would cause two identical jobs to be running and ZK state would only have a record of the latest one effectively orphaning the 1st job.

* Revert "[SPARK-25088][CORE][MESOS][DOCS] Update Rest Server docs & defaults."

This reverts commit 1024875.

The change introduced in the reverted commit is breaking:
- breaks semantics of `spark.master.rest.enabled` which belongs to Spark Standalone Master only but not to SparkSubmit
- reverts the default behavior for Spark Standalone from REST to legacy RPC
- contains misleading messages in `require` assertion blocks
- prevents users from running jobs without specifying `spark.master.rest.enabled`

* [DCOS-49020] Specify user in CommandInfo for Spark Driver launched on Mesos (#49)

* [DCOS-40974] Mesos checkpointing support for Spark Drivers (#51)

* [DCOS-51158] Improved Task ID assignment for Executor tasks (#52)

* [DCOS-51454] Remove irrelevant Mesos REPL test (#54)

* [DCOS-51453] Added Hadoop 2.9 profile (#53)

* [DCOS-34235] spark.mesos.executor.memoryOverhead equivalent for the Driver when running on Mesos (#55)

* Refactoring of metrics naming to add mesos semantics and avoid clashing with existing Spark metrics (#58)

* [DCOS-34549] Mesos label NPE fix (#60)
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