REST API
Function Description
Use the HTTP REST API to view more information about MapReduce tasks. Currently, the REST API of MapResuce can be used to query the status of completed tasks. For details about the API, see the official website:
Preparing the Running Environment
Procedure
Obtain detailed information about tasks that have been completed on MapReduce.
- Commands for the operation:
curl -k -i --negotiate -u : "http://10.120.85.2:19888/ws/v1/history/mapreduce/jobs"
In the preceding command, 10.120.85.2 indicates the value of JHS_FLOAT_IP for MapReduce, and 19888 indicates the port ID of the JobHistoryServer node.
In RedHat 6.x and CentOS 6.x, a compatibility problem occurs when the curl command is used to access the JobHistoryServer. As a result, the correct result cannot be returned.
- You can view the status information about historical tasks, such as the task IDs, start time, end time, and task execution status.
- Execution result
{ "jobs":{ "job":[ { "submitTime":1525693184360, "startTime":1525693194840, "finishTime":1525693215540, "id":"job_1525686535456_0001", "name":"QuasiMonteCarlo", "queue":"default", "user":"mapred", "state":"SUCCEEDED", "mapsTotal":1, "mapsCompleted":1, "reducesTotal":1, "reducesCompleted":1 } ] } }
- Result analysis:
Using this API, you can query the completed MapReduce tasks in the current cluster and obtain information listed in Table 1.
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