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BigDataAnalytics:TheApacheSparkApproach
Michael FranklinATPESC
August 2017
Nearlyeveryfieldofendeavoristransitioningfrom“datapoor”to“datarich”
Astronomy:LSST
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Physics:LHCOceanography
Sociology:TheWeb
Biology:SequencingEconomics:mobile,
POSterminals
Neuroscience:EEG,fMRI
Data-DrivenMedicine Sports
The Fourth Paradigm of Science1. Empirical+ experimental2. Theoretical3. Computational4. Data-Intensive
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OpenSourceEcosystem&Context
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2006-2010 Autonomic Computing & Cloud
UC BERKELEY
2011-2016 Big Data Analytics
Usenix HotCloud Workshop 2010
AMPLabProjectVision“MakingSenseofDataatScale”
Algorithms
• MachineLearning,StatisticalMethods• Prediction,BusinessIntelligence
Machines
• ClustersandClouds• WarehouseScaleComputing
People
• Crowdsourcing,HumanComputation• DataScientists,Analysts
BerkeleyDataAnalyticsStack
In House Applications – Genomics, IoT, Energy, Cosmology
Access and Interfaces
Processing Engines
Resource Virtualization
Storage
SomeAMPLabnumbers• Funding– roughly50/50Govt/IndustrySplit
– NSFCISEExpeditions,DARPA,DOE,DHS– Google,SAP,Amazon,IBM(FoundingSponsors)+dozensmore
• Nearly2Mvisitstoamplab.cs.berkeley.edu• 200+PapersinSys,ML,DB,…3ACMDissertationAwards
(1+2HM);NumerousBestPaperandBestDemoAwards• 40+Ph.D.s granted(sofar);AlumnionfacultyatBerkeley,
HarveyMudd,Michigan,MIT,Stanford,Texas,Wisconsin,…• 3SpinoutcompaniesdirectlyfromAMPLab:
– Databricks,Mesosphere,Alluxio– Nearly$250Mraisedtodate
• Manyindustrialproducts&servicesbasedonorusingSpark• 3Marriages(andnumerouslong-termrelationships)
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ApacheSparkMeetups (August2017)
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618 groups with 391,371 membersspark.meetup.com
WeHitADataManagementInflectionPoint
• Massivelyscalable processingandstorage• Pay-as-you-go processingandstorage
(a.k.a.thecloud)• Flexible schemaonreadvs.schemaonwrite• Integration ofsearch,queryandanalysis• Sophisticated machinelearning/prediction• Human-in-the-loop analytics• Opensourceecosystem drivinginnovation
BDASUnificationStrategy• SpecializingMapReduce leadstostovepipedsystems
• Instead,generalizeMapReduce:
1.RicherProgrammingModelèFewerSystemstoMaster
2.DataSharingèLessDataMovementleads
toBetterPerformanceSparkshowed10xperformanceimprovementonexistingHDFSdatawithnomigration.
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Abstraction:DataflowOperators
• map
• filter
• groupBy
• sort
• union
• join
• leftOuterJoin
• rightOuterJoin
• reduce
• count
• fold
• reduceByKey
• groupByKey
• cogroup
• cross
• zip
sample
take
first
partitionBy
mapWith
pipe
save
...
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IterationinMap-Reduce
TrainingData
Map Reduce LearnedModel
w(1)
w(2)
w(3)
w(0)
InitialModel
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CostofIterationinMap-ReduceMap Reduce Learned
Model
w(1)
w(2)
w(3)
w(0)
InitialModel
TrainingData
Read 2Repeatedlyload same data
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CostofIterationinMap-ReduceMap Reduce Learned
Model
w(1)
w(2)
w(3)
w(0)
InitialModel
TrainingDataRedundantly saveoutput between
stages
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DataflowView
Training Data
(HDFS)
Map
Reduce
Map
Reduce
Map
Reduce
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MemoryOpt.Dataflow
Training Data
(HDFS)
Map
Reduce
Map
Reduce
Map
Reduce
CachedLoad
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MemoryOpt.DataflowView
Training Data
(HDFS)
Map
Reduce
Map
Reduce
Map
Reduce
Efficientlymove data betweenstages
Spark:10-100× faster than Hadoop MapReduce17
SparkFaultTolerance• RDDs:Immutable collectionsofobjectsthatcanbestoredinmemoryordiskacrossacluster– Builtviaparalleltransformations(map,filter,…)– Automaticallyrebuilton(partial)failure
M.Zaharia,etal,ResilientDistributedDatasets:Afault-tolerantabstractionforin-memoryclustercomputing,NSDI2012. 18
messages = textFile(...).filter(_.contains(“error”)).map(_.split(‘\t’)(2))
HadoopRDDpath=hdfs://…
FilteredRDDfunc =_.contains(...)
MappedRDDfunc =_.split(…)
DataFrames(mainabstractioninSpark2.0)
employees
.join(dept,employees("deptId")=== dept("id"))
.where(employees("gender")==="female")
.groupBy(dept("id"),dept("name"))
.agg(count("name"))
Notes:1) Some people think this is an improvement over SQL J2) Dataframes can be typed
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CatalystOptimizer• TypicalDBoptimizationsacrossSQLandDF– ExtensibilityviaOptimizationRuleswritteninScala– OpenSourceoptimizerevolution!
• Codegenerationforinner-loops,iteratorremoval• ExtensibleDataSources:CSV,Avro,Parquet,JDBC,…viaTableScan (allcols),PrunedScan (project),FilteredPrunedScan(pushadvisoryselectsandprojects)CatalystScan (pushadvisoryfullCatalystexpressiontrees)• Extensible(UserDefined)Types
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M.Armbrust,etal,SparkSQL:RelationalDataProcessinginSpark,SIGMOD2015.
AninterestingthingaboutSparkSQLPerformance
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LambdaArchitecture:onewaytocombineReal-Time+Batch
• lambda-architecture.net22
SparkStreaming• Microbatch approachprovideslowlatency
Additional operators provide windowed operations
M.Zaharia,etal,DiscretizedStreams:Fault-Tollerant StreamingComputationatScale,SOSP2013S.Venketaraman etal,Azkar:FastandAdaptableStreamProcessingatScale,SOSP2017 23
SparkStructuredStreams(unified)
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Batch Analytics
Streaming Analytics
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SQL
MachineLearning
Streaming
PuttingitallTogether:Multi-modalAnalytics
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From:SparkUserSurvey2016,1615respondentsfrom900organizationshttp://go.databricks.com/2016-spark-survey
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SparkEcosystemAttributes
• Sparkfocuswasinitiallyon– Performance +Scalability withFaultTolerance
• Eventually,easeofdevelopment wasakeyfeature– especiallyacrossmultiplemodalities:DB,Graph,Stream,etc.
• ThiswastrueofmostBigDatasoftwareofthatgeneration
• LowLatency(streaming)andDeepLearning arealsogarneringsignificantattentionlately
What’sNext?Innovationin(opensource)BigDataSoftwarecontinues.Performance,Scalability,andFaultToleranceremainimportant,butwefacenewchallenges,including:DataScienceLifecycle
• DataAcquisition,Integration,Cleaning(i.e.,wrangling)• DataIntegrationremainsa“wickedproblem”• ModelBuilding• Communicatingresults,Curation,“TranslationalDataScience”
EaseofDevelopmentandDeployment• Canleveragedatabaseideas(e.g.,declarativequeryoptimization)• Newcomponentsfor“modelserving”and“modelmanagement”
“Safe”DataScience• end-to-endBiasMitigation• Security,EthicsandDataPrivacy• Explainingandinfluencingdecisions• Human-in-the-loop
