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Apache Spark

An Apache Spark container image. The image is meant to be used for creating an standalone cluster with multiple workers.

Custom commands

This image contains a script named start-spark (included in the PATH). This script is used to initialize the master and the workers.

HDFS user

The custom commands require an HDFS user to be set. The user's name if read from the HDFS_USER environment variable and the user is automatically created by the commands.

Starting a master

To start a master run the following command:

start-spark master

Starting a worker

To start a worker run the following command:

start-spark worker [MASTER]

Creating a Cluster with Docker Compose

The easiest way to create a standalone cluster with this image is by using Docker Compose. The following snippet can be used as a docker-compose.yml for a simple cluster:

version: "2"

services:
  master:
    image: derrickoswald/spark-docker
    command: start-spark master
    hostname: master
    ports:
      - "4040:4040" # Cluster Manager Web UI
      - "6066:6066" # Standalone Master REST port (spark.master.rest.port)
      - "7077:7077" # Driver to Standalone Master, as in master = spark://sandbox:7077
      - "8020:8020" # DFS Namenode IPC, e.g. hdfs dfs -fs hdfs://sandbox:8020 -ls
      - "8080:8080" # Standalone Master Web UI
      - "8081:8081" # Standalone Worker Web UI
      - "10000:10000" # Thriftserver JDBC port
      - "10001:10001" # Thriftserver HTTP protocol JDBC port
      - "9866:9866" # DFS Datanode data transfer
      - "9870:9870" # DFS Namenode Web UI
      - "9864:9864" # DFS Datanode Web UI
  worker:
    image: derrickoswald/spark-docker
    command: start-spark worker master
    environment:
      SPARK_WORKER_CORES: 1
      SPARK_WORKER_MEMORY: 2g
    links:
      - master

Persistence

The image has a volume mounted at /opt/hdfs. To maintain states between restarts, mount a volume at this location. This should be done for the master and the workers.

Scaling

If you wish to increase the number of workers scale the worker service by running the scale command like follows:

docker-compose scale worker=2

The workers will automatically register themselves with the master.