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Benchmark Suite for Apache Spark

  • Current version: 2.0

  • Release date: 2015-5-10

  • Contents:

    1. Overview
    2. Getting Started
    3. Advanced Configuration
    4. Possible Issues

OVERVIEW

What's Benchmark Suite for Apache Spark ?

Spark-Bench is a benchmarking suite spacific for Apache Spark. It comprises a representative and comprehensive set of workloads belonging to four different application types that currently supported by Apache Spark, including machine learning, graph processing, streaming and SQL queries.

The chosen workloads exhibit different workload characteristics and exercise different system bottlenecks; currently we cover CPU, memory, and shuffle and IO intensive workloads.

It also includes a data generator that allows users to generate arbitrary size of input data.

Why the Benchmark Suite for Apache Spark ?

While Apache Spark has been evolving rapidly, the community lacks a comprehensive benchmarking suite specifically tailored for Apache Spark. The purpose of such a suite is to help users to understand the trade-off between different system designs, guide the configuration optimization and cluster provisioning for Apache Spark deployments. In particular, there are four main use cases of Spark-Bench.

Usecase 1. It enables quantitative comparison for Apache Spark system optimizations such as caching policy and memory management optimization, scheduling policy optimization. Researchers and developers can use Spark-Bench to comprehensively evaluate and compare the performance of their optimization and the vanilla Apache Spark.

Usecase 2. It provides quantitative comparison for different platforms and hardware cluster setups such as Google cloud and Amazon cloud.

Usecase 3. It offers insights and guidance for cluster sizing and provision. It also helps to identify the bottleneck resources and minimize the impact of resource contention.

Usecase 4. It allows in-depth study of performance implication of Apache Spark system in various aspects including workload characterization, the study of parameter impact, scalability and fault tolerance behavior of Apache Spark system.

Machine Learning Workloads:

  • Logistic Regression
  • Support Vector Machine
  • Matrix Factorization

Graph Computation Workloads:

  • PageRank
  • SVD++
  • Triangle Count

SQL Workloads:

  • Hive
  • RDD Relation

Streaming Workloads:

  • Twitter Tag
  • Page View

Other Workloads:

  • KMeans, LinearRegression, DecisionTree, ShortestPaths, LabelPropagation, ConnectedComponent, StronglyConnectedComponent, PregelOperation

Supported Apache Spark releases:

  • Spark 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5 and 1.6

Getting Started

  1. System setup and compilation.

    Setup JDK, Apache Hadoop-YARN, Apache Spark runtime environment properly.

    Download wikixmlj package: cd to a directory for download and type the next commands

    	git clone https://github.com/synhershko/wikixmlj.git
	cd wikixmlj
	mvn package install

    Download/checkout Spark-Bench benchmark suite

    Run <SPARK_BENCH_HOME>/bin/build-all.sh to build Spark-Bench.

    Copy <SparkBench_Root>/conf/env.sh.template to <SparkBench_Root>/conf/env.sh, and set it according to your cluster.

  2. Spark-Bench Configurations.

    Make sure below variables has been set:

    SPARK_HOME The Spark installation location
    HADOOP_HOME The HADOOP installation location
    SPARK_MASTER Spark master
    HDFS_MASTER HDFS master

    Local mode:
    DATA_HDFS="file:///home/whoami/SparkBench" SPARK_MASTER=local[2] MC_List=""

  3. Execute.

    Scala version:

    <SPARK_BENCH_HOME>/<Workload>/bin/gen_data.sh
    <SPARK_BENCH_HOME>/<Workload>/bin/run.sh

    Java version:

    <SparkBench_Root>/<Workload>/bin/gen_data_java.sh
    <SparkBench_Root>/<Workload>/bin/run_java.sh

    Note for SQL applications

    For SQL applications, by default it runs the RDDRelation workload. To run Hive workload, execute <SPARK_BENCH_HOME>/SQL/bin/run.sh hive;

    Note for streaming applications For Streaming applications such as TwitterTag,StreamingLogisticRegression First, execute <SPARK_BENCH_HOME>/SQL/bin/gen_data.sh in one terminal; Second, execute <SPARK_BENCH_HOME>/SQL/bin/run.sh in another terminal;

    In addition, StreamingLogisticRegression requires the gen_data.sh and run.sh scripts which launches Apache Spark applications can run simultaneously.

  4. View the result.

    Goto <SPARK_BENCH_HOME>/report to check for the final report.

Advanced Configurations

  1. Configuration for running workloads.

    The <SPARK_BENCH_HOME>/bin/applications.lst file defines the workloads to run when you execute the bin/run-all.sh script under the package folder. Each line in the list file specifies one workload. You can use # at the beginning of each line to skip the corresponding bench if necessary.

    You can also run each workload separately. In general, there are 3 different files under one workload folder.

    <Workload>/bin/config.sh change the workload specific configurations
    <Workload>/bin/gen_data.sh
    <Workload>/bin/run.sh

  2. Apache Spark configuration.

    spark.executors.memory Executor memory, standalone or YARN mode spark.driver.memory Driver memory, standalone or YARN mode spark.rdd.cache